OpenRelik: a containerized incident response processing pipeline
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OpenRelik is a new decentralized, distributed, containerized incident response forensic artifact processing pipeline. We’ll talk about the main goal behind the project and its architecture, but also lessons we’ve learned from past attempts at building this, and how we’ve solved them this time around. Demos included!
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July 1, 2025
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