Let's see if the signal-to-noise ratio on bluesky helps this get some traction: what are people's favourite content management systems for knowledge capture? Essentially something for storing playbooks etc that teams can access and edit. Maybe a wiki or similar. - ThreadSky

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hashford.bsky.social • 102 days ago

Let's see if the signal-to-noise ratio on bluesky helps this get some traction: what are people's favourite content management systems for knowledge capture? Essentially something for storing playbooks etc that teams can access and edit. Maybe a wiki or similar.

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attackthesoc.com•102 days ago

Would love to see some suggestions to this. Hate the idea of writing a doc and sticking it in some obscure shared folder no one cares to look at before sending the "hey, how do we...."

hashford.bsky.social•102 days ago

I'm writing threat hunting playbooks in onenote and screaming "it's 2024" internally

attackthesoc.com•102 days ago

😂 about writing them in Jupyter notebooks or similar? TBH I haven't worked with them too much but know others that do. Playbooks with the commands right in-line with the text and pull the results in-line as they go through the steps.. though i realize this probably is a little overkill in some cases

hashford.bsky.social•102 days ago

I do a lot of notetaking and research in vscode notebooks, including polyglot notebooks for things like powershell & C#... Notebooks isn't a bad idea actually, we need the team to work on multiple platforms sadly tho so read-only knowledge capture is a must

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