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SOAR & Playbook Orchestration Agents

Problem Statement

When credentials leak on dark web forums or code repositories, manual revocation takes hours. Security teams must invalidate active SSO sessions, reset passwords, rotate API tokens, and notify impacted employees without causing unnecessary operational downtime.

Goal

Build an automated SOAR agent that receives credential leak telemetry and executes multi-platform token invalidation across Okta, AWS IAM, and GitHub.

Outcome Measurement

  1. Revocation Latency: Credential rotation completed within 15 seconds of leak detection.
  2. Account Hardening: 100% of affected accounts forced to undergo re-authentication with MFA.

How the Code was Built

Defines step-by-step orchestrations for token revocation payloads using structured output models.

Executable Code

from pydantic import BaseModel, Field
from langchain_openai import ChatOpenAI
class RevocationPlan(BaseModel):
user_email: str
okta_action: str = Field(description="Clear sessions & expire password")
aws_action: str = Field(description="Deactivate matching IAM access keys")
notification_message: str
def plan_credential_remediation(leaked_user: str, leak_source: str) -> RevocationPlan:
llm = ChatOpenAI(model="gpt-4o", temperature=0)
structured_llm = llm.with_structured_output(RevocationPlan)
prompt = f"Design an automated revocation and user notification workflow for compromised user '{leaked_user}' identified on '{leak_source}'."
return structured_llm.invoke(prompt)
if __name__ == "__main__":
plan = plan_credential_remediation("developer@company.com", "Public GitHub Repository Commit")
print(f"Target User: {plan.user_email}")
print(f"Okta Remediation: {plan.okta_action}")
print(f"AWS IAM Remediation: {plan.aws_action}")
print(f"User Notification:\n{plan.notification_message}")

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