Intelligence-Driven Incident Response¶
Roberts, S. J., & Brown, R. (2017). Intelligence-Driven Incident Response: Outwitting the Adversary. O'Reilly.
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- Decision Cycle Subordination
- In cybersecurity, detect-contain-eradicate cycles run one step behind attacker moves, and tempo is reset through intelligence consolidation and architectural change rather than faster incident response.
This sourceApplies the OODA loop to cyber defense — the defender's detect-contain-eradicate loop runs behind the attacker's, and the remedy is active defense and intelligence consolidation to slow the attacker's tempo and speed the defender's, not faster ticket-closing.
- In cybersecurity, detect-contain-eradicate cycles run one step behind attacker moves, and tempo is reset through intelligence consolidation and architectural change rather than faster incident response.
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