
Noah Bensalmon developed and maintained security automation features in the xsoar-contrib/content repository, focusing on integration development, data processing, and incident response. Over seven months, Noah delivered robust solutions such as Pan-OS v11 playbook compatibility, ExtraHop Reveal(x) event ingestion, and AdminByRequest audit log integration, using Python, YAML, and API integration techniques. His work included implementing scalable threat intelligence ingestion, enhancing enrichment scripts, and improving reliability through error handling and batch processing. By updating documentation and test coverage, Noah ensured maintainable, production-ready code that streamlined security workflows, reduced manual effort, and improved data accuracy for security operations teams.

October 2025 highlights: Key features delivered include deprecating core-get-asset-details and aligning its outputs with the command context, along with Docker image updates for Cortex Core IR and Cortex Platform Core to reflect the new output format. Also delivered enhanced Microsoft Graph Security integration by enabling content_query in msg-create-ediscovery-search for more granular data discovery. Release notes updated to reflect these changes. Business value: reduces maintenance debt, prevents downstream breakages, and improves data discovery capabilities for customers.
October 2025 highlights: Key features delivered include deprecating core-get-asset-details and aligning its outputs with the command context, along with Docker image updates for Cortex Core IR and Cortex Platform Core to reflect the new output format. Also delivered enhanced Microsoft Graph Security integration by enabling content_query in msg-create-ediscovery-search for more granular data discovery. Release notes updated to reflect these changes. Business value: reduces maintenance debt, prevents downstream breakages, and improves data discovery capabilities for customers.
September 2025 monthly summary for xsoar-contrib/content: Delivered reliability and resilience improvements across file enrichment, Falcon API integration, and email processing. These changes reduce data processing failures, improve testability, and prevent multi-recipient failures, delivering measurable business value through higher uptime, more accurate enrichment, and easier maintenance.
September 2025 monthly summary for xsoar-contrib/content: Delivered reliability and resilience improvements across file enrichment, Falcon API integration, and email processing. These changes reduce data processing failures, improve testability, and prevent multi-recipient failures, delivering measurable business value through higher uptime, more accurate enrichment, and easier maintenance.
2025-08 monthly summary for xsoar-contrib/content: Delivered key features and reliability improvements across endpoint data, enrichment processing, and third-party integrations. Implemented debug-mode support for Get Endpoint Data Script, refactored FileEnrichment to handle internal/external sources with consistent branding, expanded CrowdStrike Falcon mirroring details and detection arguments, and added AppSentinels.ai Audit Log integration for audit retrieval. All changes include associated Docker image updates and release notes to support deployment. These efforts improved data accuracy, operational reliability, and extended data visibility for security investigations.
2025-08 monthly summary for xsoar-contrib/content: Delivered key features and reliability improvements across endpoint data, enrichment processing, and third-party integrations. Implemented debug-mode support for Get Endpoint Data Script, refactored FileEnrichment to handle internal/external sources with consistent branding, expanded CrowdStrike Falcon mirroring details and detection arguments, and added AppSentinels.ai Audit Log integration for audit retrieval. All changes include associated Docker image updates and release notes to support deployment. These efforts improved data accuracy, operational reliability, and extended data visibility for security investigations.
June 2025 monthly summary for xsoar-contrib/content: Delivered a new IOC ingestion capability via Cortex Core integration, enabling programmatic ingestion of indicators of compromise into XSIAM. Introduced a dedicated command core-add-indicator-rule that supports multiple input formats (JSON and CSV) and handles indicator details, expiration dates, vendor information, and other parameters, enabling scalable threat intelligence management and faster detection/response.
June 2025 monthly summary for xsoar-contrib/content: Delivered a new IOC ingestion capability via Cortex Core integration, enabling programmatic ingestion of indicators of compromise into XSIAM. Introduced a dedicated command core-add-indicator-rule that supports multiple input formats (JSON and CSV) and handles indicator details, expiration dates, vendor information, and other parameters, enabling scalable threat intelligence management and faster detection/response.
May 2025 monthly summary for xsoar-contrib/content: Delivered two production-ready features that enhance security telemetry intake and admin auditing, with clear business value and strong maintainability. No major defects documented in this scope; the work emphasizes reliability, scalability, and clear configuration.
May 2025 monthly summary for xsoar-contrib/content: Delivered two production-ready features that enhance security telemetry intake and admin auditing, with clear business value and strong maintainability. No major defects documented in this scope; the work emphasizes reliability, scalability, and clear configuration.
April 2025 — Focused on delivering two security-telemetry features in xsoar-contrib/content, strengthening detection coverage and vulnerability risk assessment. Implemented ExtraHop Reveal(x) Detection Events Integration with a Python API client and XSIAM-compatible event retrieval commands. Upgraded NVDv2 to CVSS v4.0 with a new Severity Filter, deprecating the older CVSS 3 filter to ensure alignment with current scoring. As a result, security analysts gain more complete event data and more accurate risk prioritization. No major bug fixes documented for this period; emphasis on delivering robust features and maintainable code. Key tech: Python, API integration, authentication flows, XSIAM event handling, CVSS v4.0 filtering, and upgrade diligence.
April 2025 — Focused on delivering two security-telemetry features in xsoar-contrib/content, strengthening detection coverage and vulnerability risk assessment. Implemented ExtraHop Reveal(x) Detection Events Integration with a Python API client and XSIAM-compatible event retrieval commands. Upgraded NVDv2 to CVSS v4.0 with a new Severity Filter, deprecating the older CVSS 3 filter to ensure alignment with current scoring. As a result, security analysts gain more complete event data and more accurate risk prioritization. No major bug fixes documented for this period; emphasis on delivering robust features and maintainable code. Key tech: Python, API integration, authentication flows, XSIAM event handling, CVSS v4.0 filtering, and upgrade diligence.
March 2025: Delivered two major features in xsoar-contrib/content to boost automation and collaboration. Pan-OS v11 compatibility for Pan-OS integration playbooks updated the playbooks and README to support v11, aligning tasks with version differences. Implemented quick actions to create Jira issues, post to Teams/Slack channels, and create ServiceNow tickets directly from the platform, with new commands and updated configurations. Documentation updates were published to reflect these changes and reduce onboarding time. No major bugs reported; minor issue fixes included as part of the release. Overall impact: accelerated incident response, streamlined workflows, and improved resilience to OS version changes. Technologies demonstrated: Pan-OS integration, cross-tool automation, README/documentation, and playbook modernization.
March 2025: Delivered two major features in xsoar-contrib/content to boost automation and collaboration. Pan-OS v11 compatibility for Pan-OS integration playbooks updated the playbooks and README to support v11, aligning tasks with version differences. Implemented quick actions to create Jira issues, post to Teams/Slack channels, and create ServiceNow tickets directly from the platform, with new commands and updated configurations. Documentation updates were published to reflect these changes and reduce onboarding time. No major bugs reported; minor issue fixes included as part of the release. Overall impact: accelerated incident response, streamlined workflows, and improved resilience to OS version changes. Technologies demonstrated: Pan-OS integration, cross-tool automation, README/documentation, and playbook modernization.
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