Roundups of open-source threat intelligence and security automation platforms, comparing three platforms each on data model, licensing and integrations.
MISP, OpenCTI and Yeti side by side: data models (MISP events versus OpenCTI's STIX2-based knowledge schema), sharing and feed handling, licenses and the Community versus Enterprise split in OpenCTI.
Shuffle, Tracecat and StackStorm compared for security orchestration and automated response, with n8n named as the general-purpose option teams also consider: licensing, integrations, case handling and deployment.
TheHive, DFIR-IRIS and Tracecat compared for SOC and CSIRT case management you run yourself: licensing and paid tiers, alert intake, enrichment through Cortex, modules or workflows, MISP integration and the infrastructure each needs.
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