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Shuffle Security Agent

Shuffle Security

Shuffle Security is the open source incident response and security operations frontend for Shuffle — built for and by security professionals. It brings alerts, cases, observables, assets and AI-driven response into a single workspace, designed to work well for SOC teams, MSSPs and service providers.

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Incidents view
Handle incidents from any source
One unified view for alerts, cases and tickets across every tool.
Automation pipeline
Set up host monitors
For compliance, vulnerabilities and response across your fleet.
Automation for Incidents
Be in control of the automation
Visual ingest and forward pipelines you can shape end-to-end.
Vulnerabilities
Track and manage vulnerabilities
Stay on top of risk over time across every asset and user.

Try it

Install (self-hosted)

git clone https://github.com/shuffle/shuffle-security
cd shuffle-security
docker compose up -d

That is it. Open http://localhost:3002. Defaults in .env work out of the box — edit them only for production.

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Features

  • Unified Incidents view (OCSF 2005) for alerts and cases
  • Observables, assets and IOC correlation with threat intel enrichment
  • AI Agent for triage, response suggestions and approvals
  • Automation pipelines for ingest and forwarding
  • Multi-tenant / sub-organization support for MSSPs
  • 3,000+ integrations via the Apps catalog

Documentation

Documentation can be found on https://shuffler.io/docs and is written here: https://github.com/shuffle/shuffle-docs.

Setting up a local development environment

npm install
npm run dev

Configure the API target via a .env file in the project root:

VITE_SHUFFLE_API_URL=https://shuffler.io

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