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Security Ownership Map

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openai·vlatest·security

Visually maps organizational security responsibilities & data flows to identify gaps and ownership conflicts.

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    $ npx skills add openai/skills --skill security-ownership-map -a claude-code

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About this skill

What it does

This skill enables AI agents to automatically generate and maintain a dynamic map of security ownership within an organization. It identifies who is responsible for specific assets, configurations, or codebases, ensuring clear accountability during incident response and audits.

When to use it

  • During a security incident to quickly identify the engineer owning a compromised service.
  • Before deploying changes to verify that the correct team has approval authority.
  • To visualize gaps in coverage where no specific owner is assigned to critical infrastructure.
  • When onboarding new staff to understand the current distribution of security responsibilities.

Key capabilities

  • Automatically discovers and links security assets to their designated owners.
  • Updates ownership records dynamically as team structures or asset inventories change.
  • Provides a centralized view of responsibility for complex, multi-team environments.
  • Facilitates rapid escalation paths by surfacing primary contacts for specific domains.

Example prompts

  • "Generate a security ownership map for our cloud infrastructure and highlight any assets without an assigned owner."
  • "Who is responsible for the authentication module in the payment service?"
  • "Update the ownership record for the database cluster to reflect the new DevOps lead."

Tips & gotchas

Ensure your underlying asset inventory is accurate, as the map's reliability depends on current data. Regularly review the generated map to catch stale assignments after team rotations or mergers.