
Developed and maintained the SOCRadar Import Connector within the OpenCTI-Platform/connectors repository, enabling automated batch ingestion of threat intelligence data such as IP addresses, domains, URLs, and file hashes from SOCRadar into OpenCTI as STIX2 objects. Leveraged Python and Docker to ensure deployment flexibility, with configuration managed via environment variables and a config file to support scalable data integration. Addressed data quality by refining STIX bundle processing, specifically removing unnecessary created-by relationships to streamline downstream consumption. Demonstrated skills in API integration, cybersecurity, and STIX data modeling, focusing on robust automation and maintainable connector development for threat intelligence enrichment.
March 2025 monthly summary for OpenCTI-Platform/connectors: No new features delivered this period; one notable bug fix completed in the SocRadar connector’s STIX bundle processing. Removed an unnecessary created-by relationship to streamline data processing and reduce noise, improving downstream consumption and data quality. The change is tracked via commit bfade6ac9f1cf527335c5a3d5a119418587312f7 and references issue #3579.
March 2025 monthly summary for OpenCTI-Platform/connectors: No new features delivered this period; one notable bug fix completed in the SocRadar connector’s STIX bundle processing. Removed an unnecessary created-by relationship to streamline data processing and reduce noise, improving downstream consumption and data quality. The change is tracked via commit bfade6ac9f1cf527335c5a3d5a119418587312f7 and references issue #3579.
February 2025: Delivered the SOCRadar Import Connector for OpenCTI in the connectors repo. This feature enables batch ingestion of threat intel (IP addresses, domains, URLs, and file hashes) from SOCRadar into OpenCTI by creating STIX2 objects. It is configurable via environment variables and a config file, supporting batch processing to improve throughput and scalability. The work enhances threat intel coverage and accelerates incident response by automating data enrichment. No major bugs were reported or fixed this month; focus was on delivering a robust integration and ensuring deployment flexibility.
February 2025: Delivered the SOCRadar Import Connector for OpenCTI in the connectors repo. This feature enables batch ingestion of threat intel (IP addresses, domains, URLs, and file hashes) from SOCRadar into OpenCTI by creating STIX2 objects. It is configurable via environment variables and a config file, supporting batch processing to improve throughput and scalability. The work enhances threat intel coverage and accelerates incident response by automating data enrichment. No major bugs were reported or fixed this month; focus was on delivering a robust integration and ensuring deployment flexibility.

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