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Incident Response for Windows

Incident Response for Windows

By : Tykushin, Ostrovskaya
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Incident Response for Windows

Incident Response for Windows

4.8 (9)
By: Tykushin, Ostrovskaya

Overview of this book

Cybersecurity incidents are becoming increasingly common and costly, making incident response a critical domain for organizations to understand and implement. This book enables you to effectively detect, respond to, and prevent cyberattacks on Windows-based systems by equipping you with the knowledge and tools needed to safeguard your organization's critical assets, in line with the current threat landscape. The book begins by introducing you to modern sophisticated cyberattacks, including threat actors, methods, and motivations. Then, the phases of efficient incident response are linked to the attack's life cycle using a unified cyber kill chain. As you advance, you'll explore various types of Windows-based platform endpoint forensic evidence and the arsenal necessary to gain full visibility of the Windows infrastructure. The concluding chapters discuss the best practices in the threat hunting process, along with proactive approaches that you can take to discover cybersecurity incidents before they reach their final stage. By the end of this book, you’ll have gained the skills necessary to run intelligence-driven incident response in a Windows environment, establishing a full-fledged incident response and management process, as well as proactive methodologies to enhance the cybersecurity posture of an enterprise environment.
Table of Contents (20 chapters)
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Part 1: Understanding the Threat Landscape and Attack Life Cycle
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Part 2: Incident Response Procedures and Endpoint Forensic Evidence Collection
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Part 3: Incident Analysis and Threat Hunting on Windows Systems
15
Part 4: Incident Investigation Management and Reporting

Lateral movement in the Windows environment

There are many techniques for further propagation through the network, and the choice in any given situation depends on a preliminary discovery, during which threat actors get all the information they need. Discovery of key assets, for example, provides adversaries with information about which hosts they need to access. Examining information about network services and installed software will help them understand what network propagation options are available to them and whether they can leverage those services or use existing software to distribute the tools they need. As for the necessary credentials, these can also be mined either during the discovery or at earlier stages.

Thus, by the time of propagation, adversaries should have all the necessary information and a clear understanding of their ability to propagate in a particular infrastructure using the available credentials. For example, if threat actors have successfully accessed...

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