A collection of prescriptive recipes for preparing and applying countermeasures against cyber threats and attacks.
Cyber Incident Response Team Playbook Battle Cards is a collection of prescriptive recipes designed to help cybersecurity teams prepare for and respond to cyber threats and attacks. It provides structured guidance for applying countermeasures against various Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures used by threat actors. The project follows the PICERL incident response model and aids human-led activities throughout the cybersecurity incident lifecycle.
Cybersecurity professionals, incident response teams, SOC analysts, and security operations personnel who need structured, actionable guidance for threat response.
Developers choose this project because it provides concrete, prescriptive recipes rather than just theoretical frameworks, helping teams translate threat intelligence into actionable defensive measures. It's specifically designed to support human-led kinetic activities in cybersecurity operations.
Cyber Incident Response Team Playbook Battle Cards
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Provides concrete recipes for applying defenses against specific cyber threats, as detailed in the README's focus on TTP-focused approaches and prescriptive guidance.
Follows the established Prepare, Identify, Contain, Eradicate, Recover, Lessons Learned cycle, ensuring structured incident response workflows that are validated by industry frameworks.
Aids kinetic activities conducted by cybersecurity professionals, emphasizing practical, hands-on guidance over theoretical frameworks, as highlighted in the README's emphasis on human-led response.
Built upon existing resources like the certsocietegenerale/IRM project, leveraging community knowledge and best practices for broader applicability and trust.
Primarily designed for human-led activities with no mention of automated scripts or tools in the README, which may reduce efficiency in fast-paced or large-scale security operations.
The battle cards are presented as static recipes without dynamic updates or real-time integration capabilities, limiting adaptability to evolving threats without manual effort.
Does not include guidance on integrating with specific security tools or platforms, requiring teams to manually adapt the prescriptive recipes to their existing infrastructure.