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Journal Article
Implementing Intrusion Kill Chain Strategies
2020
Overview
This paper extends the work of the Lockheed Martin research team on intrusion kill chains (the identification and prevention of cyber intrusions) in 2010. The theory has languished in the network defender community not because it is not the right idea, but because most InfoSec teams do not have the resources to implement it. What has prevented the success of the intrusion kill chain strategy is a standard framework to collect the intelligence associated with specific adversaries, to share and consume that standardized intelligence with trusted partners, and then to automatically process that intelligence and distribute new prevention controls to the network defender’s security stack. The adversary playbook is that framework.
Publisher
Army Cyber Institute
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