Cartography
A Python tool that pulls infrastructure assets and relationships from AWS, GCP, Azure, and 30+ other platforms into a Neo4j graph for security analysis.
What is Cartography?
Cartography is a Python-based infrastructure mapping tool that ingests assets and relationships from cloud platforms, SaaS applications, and security tools into a Neo4j graph database. It solves the problem of fragmented visibility in complex multi-cloud environments by providing a unified, queryable graph model of all infrastructure components and their connections.
Security engineers, cloud architects, and DevOps teams managing multi-cloud or hybrid infrastructure who need to analyze security posture, access relationships, and vulnerabilities across their entire environment.
Developers choose Cartography because it provides graph-native analysis of infrastructure relationships that traditional CMDBs or security tools cannot easily reveal, with out-of-the-box support for 30+ platforms and an extensible framework for custom data sources.
Overview
Cartography is a Python tool that pulls infrastructure assets and their relationships into a Neo4j graph database.
Use Cases
Best For
- Mapping identity and access relationships across AWS, GCP, and Azure
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