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CRTP · Authorized penetration testing

Authorization defines the assessment

A penetration test starts with explicit scope, permitted techniques, timing and stop conditions. These boundaries protect operations and make results interpretable. Demonstrate the impact ne…

CRTP · Security findings and communication

A finding should explain a decision

A useful security finding connects an affected asset, the observed weakness, the conditions for exploitation and the resulting impact. Include enough reproducible evidence to verify the conc…

CS-CCCS · Security architecture

Place controls at trust boundaries

…ata or actions cross between components with different security assumptions. Map those crossings and require appropriate validation, identity checks and authorization. Layer controls so one …

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CSCU · Security architecture

Place controls at trust boundaries

…ata or actions cross between components with different security assumptions. Map those crossings and require appropriate validation, identity checks and authorization. Layer controls so one …

CSCU · Security foundations

Match the control to the security objective

…rt several objectives, but the immediate problem determines the priority. Encryption protects disclosure; restoring a backup addresses lost data or service. Start by naming the asset and the…

CSIS · Security foundations

Match the control to the security objective

…rt several objectives, but the immediate problem determines the priority. Encryption protects disclosure; restoring a backup addresses lost data or service. Start by naming the asset and the…

CSOM · Incident response

Containment and recovery solve different problems

…ng malware without restoring the service leaves the business disrupted. Worked example An endpoint shows active ransomware encryption. Which response most directly limits spread while preser…

CSOM · Technology governance

Governance sets direction and accountability

Technology governance determines priorities, decision rights and oversight so technology supports organizational objectives. Management then plans and performs the work within that direction…

CSOM · Risk assessment and treatment

Treat risk with an accountable decision

Risk combines the possibility of an unwanted event with its consequences for an objective. Identify the asset, threat and conditions before choosing a response. Controls may reduce likelihoo…

CSSLP · Security architecture

Place controls at trust boundaries

…ata or actions cross between components with different security assumptions. Map those crossings and require appropriate validation, identity checks and authorization. Layer controls so one …

CySA+ · Security Operations

EDR process trees catch living-off-the-land attacks

…text: which process launched which, with what command line, touching which files and network destinations. Endpoint detection and response agents record that lineage. A Word document spawnin…

CySA+ · Security Operations

SPF checks sender, DKIM checks signature, DMARC decides

…e From address and what to do on failure, none, quarantine or reject, and where to send aggregate reports. Analysts read the authentication-results header to see all three verdicts.

CySA+ · Security Operations

Indicators come in three kinds: atomic, computed, behavioral

…changed produces a new hash. Behavioral indicators combine the other two into a description of what the adversary does, such as a phishing email delivering a macro that spawns PowerShell to …

CySA+ · Vulnerability Management

CVSS base score is severity, not risk

The Common Vulnerability Scoring System base score combines exploitability metrics, attack vector, attack complexity, privileges required and user interaction, with impact metrics for confid…

CySA+ · Vulnerability Management

SAST reads the code, DAST attacks the running app

Static application security testing analyzes source code or compiled binaries without running them, catching insecure functions, hard-coded secrets and taint flows from input to dangerous si…

CySA+ · Incident Response and Management

Chain of custody proves the evidence is what you say it is

… instruction to preserve relevant data and suspend routine deletion once litigation is reasonably anticipated. Both belong in the preparation phase, not improvised during the incident.

CySA+ · Incident Response and Management

Containment trades stopping the attacker for uptime

…latile evidence and take a customer-facing service offline. Segmenting it with firewall rules or EDR network isolation preserves state for investigation. Leaving it running under close obser…

CySA+ · Incident Response and Management

Eradication removes the cause; recovery brings services back

… report, which should include the root cause, the timeline, and the improvements to preparation and detection that the incident exposed.

CySA+ · Reporting and Communication

Executives want risk, engineers want steps

…e what happened or was found, what it means for the business in terms of risk, cost and compliance, and what decisions or resources are needed. Technical sections give affected assets, evide…

CySA+ · Reporting and Communication

Incident comms need a plan, a spokesperson and a clock

…obligations may include regulators with statutory deadlines, law enforcement, customers whose data was exposed, cyber insurers and partners under contract. One designated person speaks to th…