Interesting, but I think that you also need to talk about the "none tech" parts in particular things like attack simulations similar to the "Cyber Range" that we used to use at IBM it is really important that we don't just make this a glorified VM job, but look at the whole aspect of ASM which has to include detection, remediation and recovery
It's a buzzword to describe something security folks have been doing since the beginning of time. On offense they used to call it scouting and recon . On defense it was called enumerating your perimeter and limiting that perimeter such that you can defend ingress and egress points. We don't need Gartner to add another three-letter acronym to the world to give it credence. The difference is that in cyberspace there are sam eight or nine layers to it, unlike 3D space or battle space where there is space air land and sea to cover.
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Interesting, but I think that you also need to talk about the "none tech" parts in particular things like attack simulations similar to the "Cyber Range" that we used to use at IBM it is really important that we don't just make this a glorified VM job, but look at the whole aspect of ASM which has to include detection, remediation and recovery
Agreed.
It's a buzzword to describe something security folks have been doing since the beginning of time. On offense they used to call it scouting and recon . On defense it was called enumerating your perimeter and limiting that perimeter such that you can defend ingress and egress points.
We don't need Gartner to add another three-letter acronym to the world to give it credence.
The difference is that in cyberspace there are sam eight or nine layers to it, unlike 3D space or battle space where there is space air land and sea to cover.
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