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Remediate critical attack paths with Neo4j, OpenAI, GitHub and Jira

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Created by: Oneclick AI Squad || oneclick-ai
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Quick overview

This workflow scans a Neo4j-compatible security graph on a schedule or manually, automatically identifies and remediates the riskiest attack paths between internet-facing assets and crown-jewel resources using OpenAI, and orchestrates resolution by opening Jira tickets and GitHub pull requests with linked fixes.

How it works

  1. Runs on a daily schedule or manual trigger.
  2. Queries the Neo4j-compatible security graph to find shortest paths from internet-facing to critical assets.
  3. Parses and structures candidate attack paths and scores them for risk using set criteria.
  4. Selects the highest-risk path over the threshold and fetches the related Infrastructure-as-Code file from GitHub.
  5. Uses OpenAI to generate a detailed remediation summary, steps, a corrected file, and ticket/PR metadata.
  6. Creates a Jira issue describing the finding and its proposed fix.
  7. Opens a new GitHub branch, commits the fixed IaC file, and opens a pull request referencing the Jira ticket.
  8. Posts the pull request link back to the Jira issue to close the feedback loop.

Setup

  1. Add your Neo4j HTTP Basic Auth credentials to the security graph query node.
  2. Add a GitHub API credential with repo scope to all GitHub request nodes.
  3. Add a Jira Software Cloud credential (email + API token) to both Jira request nodes.
  4. Add your OpenAI API key credential to the OpenAI Chat Model node.
  5. Update configuration values in the "Set - Config" node: Neo4j URL, risk score threshold, Jira project info, GitHub repo and branch, and default IaC file path.
  6. Ensure your security graph schema includes required Asset properties as described.