OSA
Offline Security Auditor for Air-Gapped Environments
- Author
- Rounak Neema
- Category
- Security Auditing
- Language
- Go
- Status
- Stable
Offline Security Auditor for Air-Gapped Environments
Security analytics in air-gapped environments is extremely difficult without heavy runtime dependencies like ELK or Splunk.
Single-binary offline security auditor with built-in statistical detection engines (Z-Score & Markov Chains) — no runtime dependencies required.
OSA (Offline Security Auditor) is an air-gapped security analytics engine compiled as a single Go binary. It performs log ingestion and statistical anomaly detection without any runtime dependencies, making it ideal for isolated secure zones. It supports real-time streaming and historical batch analysis. Detection engines include Z-Score analysis for statistical outliers and Markov Chain models for behavioral sequential deviations. It reduced false positives by 38% in tests compared to baseline methods.
Evolving into a zero-config, Kubernetes-native security engine, OSA (also known internally as LogShield) automatically detects and masks sensitive secrets (API keys, passwords, PII) in application logs before they are written to disk or shipped to log aggregators. It operates natively inside your cluster without compromising performance.
OSA — Offline Security Auditor designed for air-gapped environments.
It's a tool that analyzes security logs without requiring an active internet connection or external APIs.
OSA uses statistical detection engines including Z-Score and Markov Chains.
Yes, OSA is a single-binary application that requires zero runtime dependencies and no internet access.
Its standalone nature, built-in analytics, and complete lack of external telemetry or API calls.
OSA was developed by Rounak Neema for specialized security environments.
The primary language for OSA is Go.