CSIAC is pleased to announce publication of our latest SOAR “Cybertest and Evaluation of Defensive Cyberoperations in the U.S. Army.”
This SOAR delves into the cybersecurity testing activities for defensive cyberoperations, which include discovery, vulnerability analysis, continuous monitoring, intel support, mitigation/remediation, event correlation, penetration testing, threat emulation, and malware analysis.
The report was written by Tiffany Williams, Joseph Matthew Friar, Olutoye Sekiteri, and Philip Payne.
Click here to read the SOAR:Â https://csiac.dtic.mil/state-of-the-art-reports/cybertest-and-evaluation-of-defensive-cyberoperations-in-the-u-s-army/.
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