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- [Instructor] There is
an open source repository

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of publicly reported
security incidents called

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the VERIS Community Database or VCDB.

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Now this database can be accessed

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at the GitHub repository
that I'm showing here

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and there's also an interactive incident

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recording tool that allows
you to enter all the elements

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of VERIS and your incident data, right.

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So you can also contribute

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to the open source VERIS
database and, or, you know,

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use this as an example to, you know,

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create tools internally
to the organization

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to be able to actually
use the VERIS schema.

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Now, there are also
several resources at GitHub

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including a collection of
scripts to search and interact

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with the VERIS data and
the community database.

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There's also an R package
for working with VERIS data

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and several Python based tools
that you can actually use to,

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you know, use the VERIS
and also to format the data

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and search through the data
and organize that data.

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Right, so now you need to
know the general components

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of VERIS and have a general understanding

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of VERIS for the exam.

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Right, but you know,

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not to this actually level of details

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about each of these tools

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but I'm including them
here for your reference.