prowler-attack-paths-query

You can generate openCypher queries to detect attack paths by targeting cloud infrastructure graphs mapped with Cartography-compatible schemas, specifically identifying privilege escalation, network exposure, and misconfigurations.

Yes, Cartography works with both Neo4j and Amazon Neptune for cloud security attack path analysis. The generated queries use openCypher version 9 to ensure compatibility across both graph database platforms.

The best way to map IAM privilege escalation paths is by running openCypher queries against your cloud infrastructure graph. These queries align with Cartography schemas to trace complex privilege escalation paths and security misconfigurations.

Yes, you can integrate Prowler findings with your cloud graph to identify network exposure risks. The generated openCypher queries are designed to incorporate Prowler findings within Cartography-compatible schemas for comprehensive analysis.

Yes, you need openCypher version 9 to query cloud security misconfigurations in Cartography. This specific version is required to maintain compatibility with both Neo4j and Amazon Neptune graph databases.

Your openCypher attack path queries might not work with AWS Neptune if they are not using openCypher version 9 or if the schema does not align with Cartography compatibility requirements required for Prowler integration.