An OODA-driven SOC strategy utilizes the combination of SIEM, SOAR, and EDR technologies to enhance security operations. EDR provides detailed endpoint information, instant mitigation, and forensic capabilities, enabling quicker incident response. The focus on reducing the time from detection to eradication of cyber security incidents is crucial within this strategy.
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A comprehensive guide to hardening OpenLDAP on Linux using AppArmor and systemd, providing a defense in depth approach to securing LDAP deployments.
A behavior-based malware detection system for Android platforms that uses crowdsourcing to detect anomalies and malware in applications.
A quick reference guide for the VI editor, covering commands and modes.
A comprehensive guide for computer security incident handling, providing guidelines for establishing incident response capabilities and handling incidents efficiently and effectively.
A community-maintained archive of CTF write-ups and source files from cybersecurity competitions held in 2013.
A structured approach to managing and responding to suspected security events or incidents.
A collection of CTF challenge write-ups and solutions from the SababaSec cybersecurity team covering competitions from 2019 to 2022.
A Microsoft framework for secure and efficient sharing of cybersecurity information between trusted parties to reduce cybersecurity risks.
A comprehensive guide to securing Industrial Control Systems (ICS) from cyber threats, published by NIST.
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