Shuffle v1.1 releases: automation platform for your security stack
Shuffle
Shuffle is an automation platform to unify your security services (SOAR). It has thousands of premade integrations and is based on open frameworks like OpenAPI and Mitre Att&ck. The workflow editor is based on a no-code thought process to empower non-developers, and the app creator makes you able to integrate any platform in minutes.
Problems Shuffle solves
These included, but were not limited to (no specific order):
- Alert fatigue by giving analysts the tools to automate most alerts
- Remove menial tasks, decreasing employee turnover
- Quick integrations with new tools – OpenAPI
- Giving you a clear overview of your environment by tracking integration usage
To make Shuffle accessible, it needs to have integrations ready out of the box. Having a community of supporters and creators doing the heavy lifting over time is good, but we thought farther. Shuffle uses OpenAPI, and existing Web API standard, and gives you access to a builder to create apps on the fly as seen in the image on the left.
If you check out this existing integrations website, it shows 11.000+ endpoints with OpenAPI definitions. This means that you will have an existing integration for your product(s) within minutes, rather than days of development time.
Features
- Simple, feature rich workflow editor
- App creator using OpenAPI
- Premade apps for your security tools
- Organization and sub-organization control
- Hybrid resource sharing with shuffler.io (optional)
Changelog 1.1
📖 Resources 📖
- TBA: creator blogpost for Shuffle v1.1
- Loads of new Documentation about Scaling Shuffle
Join the Discord and talk to other creators 💯
🚀 Features 🚀
- Added new welcome pages that helps you get set up by automatically downloading relevant apps and workflows (WAY less manual building)
- Added statistics for Workflows, Apps and total for Creators
- Added a Workflow templating system for generating workflows
- Added File Editing and Categories to handle new Detection methods
- Added and fixed Liquid filters
- Made Workflow sharing and discovery easier
- Added new Usecases that Workflows can now be mapped to
- Added distributed caching mechanism with Memcached
- Added statistics API that runs automatically in the background available on /api/v1/orgs/{orgid}/stats
- Added Documentation parser for Apps that loads from Github
- Added multiple redundancies for making sure Workflows execute in the right order
- Started development and Shuffle support for K8s to easily work in clusters and on AWS
- Added automatic app activation onprem for all released apps (search within a workflow)
- Added subflow export/import as part of parent workflow exports/imports
- And many more small changes 🙂
Install & Use
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