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Practical Cyber Intelligence

By : Wilson Bautista Jr.
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Practical Cyber Intelligence

By: Wilson Bautista Jr.

Overview of this book

<p>Cyber intelligence is the missing link between your cyber defense operation teams, threat intelligence, and IT operations to provide your organization with a full spectrum of defensive capabilities. This book kicks off with the need for cyber intelligence and why it is required in terms of a defensive framework.</p> <p>Moving forward, the book provides a practical explanation of the F3EAD protocol with the help of examples. Furthermore, we learn how to go about threat models and intelligence products/frameworks and apply them to real-life scenarios. Based on the discussion with the prospective author I would also love to explore the induction of a tool to enhance the marketing feature and functionality of the book.</p> <p>By the end of this book, you will be able to boot up an intelligence program in your organization based on the operation and tactical/strategic spheres of Cyber defense intelligence.</p>
Table of Contents (17 chapters)

Capability Maturity Model: vulnerability management – scanning

We need to start asking the question of what high, medium, and low value applications and systems are. For a small business, this may be quite simple, but as we start looking at multiple businesses and their needs, we can start to see that one business may say that all of their applications and systems are critical while another may not even try to participate in the discovery event.

The IT leadership needs to determine what constitutes a high, medium, or low impact system so that this definition is standard across the board. The hope is while an organization is reconciling their asset databases with vulnerability management, that there is some cross work in determining the value of the system. The following is an example of an overarching Capability Maturity Model for the scanning function of vulnerability...