Case Assignment

For this Case, answer the following:

When an individual or group thwarts a cyber-attack, are they considered to be heroic? Can this heroic act be exploited as lessons learned, or as best practices?

1. When threat intelligence is relevant, actionable, and valuable, how can this information support the need to develop and deploy Cyber Threat Intelligence best practices?

By identifying and thwarting the attack, were the individual or group simply doing their job, and implementing industry best practices for improved cyber security risk mitigation? Are deploying Cyber Threat Intelligence best practices, as an offensive measure, ever justified?

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Required Reading

Gobran, A. (2015). Cyber terrorism threats (Order No. 1588500). Available from ProQuest Dissertations & Theses Global. (1683128117). Retrieved from Trident Library ProQuest.

Matthews, W. (2015). Building a cyber force. National Guard, 69(10), 20-24. Retrieved from Trident Library ProQuest.

Maurer, T. (2016). Global cyber-security norms face challenges. Jane’s Intelligence Review, 28(3) Retrieved from Trident Library ProQuest.

Nugent, P. D., Collar and Emilio,Jr, (2015). Where is the cybersecurity hero? Practical recommendations for making cybersecurity heroism more visible in organizations. International Journal of Computer Science and Information Security, 13(4), 1-5. Retrieved from Trident Library ProQuest.

Schlacter, T. (2015, May 8). Cybersecurity: the best defense is a good offense, Mysterious Universe. Retrieved from 

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