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Meshroom, the Cybersecurity Mesh Assistant

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A command-line tool to build and manage Cybersecurity Mesh Architectures (CSMA), initiated by the OXA sub-project under the Open Cybersecurity Alliance (OCA)

See presentation slides for in-depth introduction, and https://opencybersecurityalliance.github.io/meshroom for public documentation.

I'm python-based, install me via pip using

pip install meshroom

What is CSMA ?

A Cybersecurity Mesh Architecture is a graph of interoperated cybersecurity services, each fulfilling a specific functional need (SIEM, EDR, EASM, XDR, TIP, etc). Adopting Meshroom's philosophy means promoting an interconnected ecosystem of high-quality products with specialized scopes rather than a captive all-in-one solution.

CSMA

Where to start ?

Run

meshroom --help

or browse the documentation to start building meshes.

Autocompletion

On Linux, you can enable meshroom's autocompletion in your terminal by running

eval "$(_MESHROOM_COMPLETE=bash_source meshroom)"

or adding it to your .bashrc

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