The Chefs who’ve been working hard to create delicious recipes in TheHive Project’s code kitchen are happy to announce the establishment of Creative Source, a non-profit organization, which aims to support TheHive, Cortex and Hippocampe.
Who’s behind this NPO?
Creative Source is co-managed by all the members of TheHive Project’s core team: Nabil Adouani, Thomas Franco, Danni Co, Saâd Kadhi and Jérôme Léonard. Work is in progress to provide Creative Source with a Web face.
What Will you Provide through It?
We have already started working with a couple of large organizations to provide trainings, limited support and assistance in Cortex analyzer development. All the money Creative Source is going to gain will serve to further support the project and keep refining our recipes to make them even more palatable.
If you are interested in funding the project, training your analysts or if you are looking for professional assistance with our products, please contact us at support@thehive-project.org.
Will TheHive, Cortex and Hippocampe Stay Free?
Don’t you dare ask that question! TheHive, Cortex and Hippocampe will stay free and open source in the foreseeable future as we are deeply committed in helping the global fight against cybercrime to the best of our abilities.
New Ally
We are also very happy to announce that Nils Kuhnert (a.k.a. @0x3c7 on Twitter), a longtime contributor, has now joined TheHive Project! We are no longer a pure French project, damn! 😉
Nils, who created many analyzers, will work mainly with Jérôme to deal with existing and new ones and absorb the numerous pull requests that have been piling up for many months. Welcome on board Nils!
New Home
To accommodate Nils and future members, our code and documentation will leave the lofty shelter of CERT-BDF‘s Github and move to https://github.com/orgs/TheHive-Project/ on Wed Dec 20, 2017. Save the date folks!
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