stoQ
stoQ is a super-simple, computer software framework that allows cyber analysts to organize and automate repetitive, data-driven tasks, freeing them to focus more attention on what matters most. It is a modern and highly modular framework that allows for quick and easy analysis of files, network traffic, IOC extraction, and more. stoQ is suitable for both individual and enterprise use, offering a robust plugin architecture and database independence.
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