Abstract: Disclosed embodiments provide techniques for cybersecurity AI-driven workflow modifications. A security orchestration, automation, and response (SOAR) platform used to manage a plurality of cybersecurity threat protection applications deployed across a cybersecurity network is accessed. A cybersecurity workflow is executed using the SOAR platform and one or more cybersecurity actions related to the workflow are captured and analyzed for workflow relevance. The cybersecurity actions can include steps taken by security operations center staff and automated cybersecurity threat protection applications. The analysis can be performed by machine learning, and can include evaluations of repeated cybersecurity incidents, operation regression exercises, and suggested remedial steps. The workflow analysis can include identifying recidivistic security operations responses. Based on the analysis, the cybersecurity workflow is updated to improve workflow quality.

Abstract: An extractor tool used to remove the quill shaft unique to the General Electric T-700 series turboshaft engine when used as the powerplant for the AH-64A & D model Apache Helicopters. The extractor incorporates an alignment housing coupled with an extractor unit. The alignment unit consists of a top plate with alignment holes for the 2 pullers as well as a bottom plate that has mounting holes unique to the T-700 turboshaft engine with both plates held together by spacer sleeves. The extractor unit incorporates a threaded shaft with a machined point that is threaded through a crossbar. The crossbar holds 2 individual jaws that slide onto the crossbar and are used to grasp and remove the quill shaft when the quill shaft is mounted in the T-700 Series engine and installed for use as the primary powerplant in the AH-64A & D model Apache Helicopters.