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Collects open-source intelligence, supports analyst reporting and controlled team collaboration, and publishes outputs from a self-hosted Docker deployment.
By SK-CERT · Slovakia
Primary sources connect this project to an EU CSIRT as developer or lead.
README explicitly credits SK-CERT and the wider CSIRT community.
Distinct from discontinued Dutch Taranis3; follow current Docker guide for operational warnings.
identity / origin / country / capabilities / deployment
README credits SK-CERT, describes OSINT collection, reports, collaboration and Docker Compose deployment.
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Actual LICENSE.md is European Union Public Licence version 1.2.
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Upstream changelog documents release 26.02.1 dated 10 February 2026 and further documented work.
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No structured capability or integration evidence has been added for this tool in the current pass. This does not establish that a feature is unsupported. Send a documentation link.
The upstream project credits ERDF support through OPII for Taranis NG. It does not identify the specific action or funding dates in this acknowledgement.
Reference: SMART2018/1024
The upstream project credits CEF support through the MeliCERTes Facility. SMART2018/1024 is a contract reference; the acknowledgement does not establish ongoing funding.
Reference: 2020-EU-IA-0260
The upstream project credits JTAN for Taranis NG development. The project finished in June 2024; this records historical support.
Funding can be historical or component-specific. It does not imply EU certification, current funding or endorsement. Explore the funding collection.
Turn a report or indicator into a sourced intelligence record, a detection request and a useful handoff. Practical steps with MISP and OpenCTI references.
A threat intelligence workflow for CSIRTs