Month: 2026-05 — Key features delivered: Implemented CrowdStrike indicators pagination and per-run processing limit in OpenCTI-Platform/connectors to improve handling of large data sets. This reduces memory/CPU spikes and prevents overload by introducing a configurable cap on indicators processed per run. Documentation and tests were updated to reflect these changes. Commit 55cef29e96f1e5acf7031b2099e27b2b3a9aa380 (Co-authored-by: Samuel Hassine). Major bugs fixed: none reported this month. Overall impact: enhanced scalability, reliability, and maintainability of the CrowdStrike integration, enabling safer processing of large indicator sets in production. Technologies/skills demonstrated: pagination logic, configurable processing limits, test-driven development, and documentation updates.

Month: 2025-09. Focused on delivering secure data handling and configuration improvements in the OpenCTI-Platform/connectors. The key deliverable this month was enhancing the CrowdStrike Connector to prevent ingestion of sensitive credential information by default, strengthening data security and privacy. Implemented as an update to an existing environment variable, preserving compatibility with existing ingestion pipelines and governance requirements.

June 2025: Focused on RBAC documentation refresh to reflect the new operator role and connect Analyst permissions to the RBAC reference; this improves user orientation and accuracy of permission details. No major bugs fixed this month. Overall impact: clearer permissions guidance, reduced support friction, and better onboarding for new users. Skills demonstrated: documentation best practices, cross-referencing, Git-based workflows, and alignment with MCP-driven changes.