Current consulting project involves strategy for patching 8000 vulnerabilities, across 300 OS images, hosting 500 applications, managed by 50 branches, in 20 divisions, where about 40 people are accountable at a business level for the applications.

I'm using neo4j to integrate this set with HR and financial allocations data to show the direct exposure of business applications to their budgets, and provide a rough value at risk on a per branch basis, and create big scary graph viz clouds of vulnerabilities that all point to the person responsible for them, mainly to get people to get off their asses and patch their shit.

I'm also using queries of the graph to auto-generate hierarchies of jira epics and stories and assign them to the business owners so we can track remediation across the whole enterprise in both jira and azure devops.

It has produced a navigable organization map and we can run queries like, show me the vulnerability exposure of this division based on the aggregate risk of the applications deployed by its branches, and show me who is responsible for fixing it. Show me the sr. manager who has the most vulnerabilites roll up to them by their jr. managers, etc.