Rapid7’s mission is to engineer simple, innovative solutions for security’s critical challenges.
These directives guide not only or portfolio offerings, but our open source tools as well. When projects are started, they are begun with a discussion around the future of the repository with a passonate cry for the open source option. These are the things that we use internally to make our lives easier, faster, and more secure.
We have a deep respect for open source work - we use it throughout our products and tools. One of the best ways we could give back is to provide best-in-breed security, tools, and applications back in open source form.
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Here in this section, you'll find all the open source things we've created to support our various security initatives. From the many, many metasploit-framework projects, to things like awsaml - which we use to manage AWS key rotation for our CLI development work.
For more information about leveraging the power of Metasploit tools, there's a dedicated page full of helpful resources.
In this section, you'll find our easy-to-use centralized configuration management tools like Propsd which combines the power of S3 along with Consul to deliver dynamic configuration and catalog changes. We are also including here our tooling for encrypting secrets via Tokend and Warden.
Wether you're trying to integrate GitHub with Active Directory, standardize your development workflow, or just keep your Elasticsearch cluster green, we've written tools that can help. Here you'll find all the things we use on a day-to-day basis that help us innovate and iterate faster.
We use Chef.io here at Rapid7. Below you'll find a selection of cookbooks used for deploying both third-party products we've we use, the cookbooks needed to deploy several of our tools above, and a growing list libraries.