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IIDES Repository

The Insider Incident Data Exchange Standard (IIDES) is a new standard for collecting and sharing insider threat incidents. IIDES is intended to support a community of practitioners, analysts, and researchers in their efforts to reduce threats from insiders across organizations of all sizes and in all sectors. View the IIDES white paper for a deeper understanding of the goals of IIDES and the guiding principles for its development.

The schema itself is written in JSON. All of the IIDES schema components can be found in the JSON folder. The schema files have also been combined into one complete schema file, iides_full_schema.json, for direct use in IIDES implementations.

You can find easy-to-read documentation for each component of the schema in the documentation folder of this repository. The complete entity diagram and the entity relationship diagram may also be useful.

We also have a set of IIDES examples to help provide an understanding of how IIDES can be used.

We encourage feedback from our user community and welcome requests for improvements to IIDES, which can be submitted through GitHub.

IIDES Core Diagram

Licensing

This file is a part of the Insider Incident Data Exchange Standard (IIDES) – see https://github.com/cmu-sei/IIDES

Copyright 2024 Carnegie Mellon University.

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