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Security Event Triage
1. Foundations of Security Event Triage
2. The Triage Workflow
3. Key Data Sources for Triage
4. Core Triage Analysis Techniques
5. Tools of the Triage Analyst
6. Prioritization Frameworks and Models
7. Common Alert Types and Triage Approaches
8. Documentation and Communication
9. Developing Triage Expertise
Documentation and Communication
Writing Effective Triage Summaries
The "Who, What, When, Where, Why"
Stakeholder Identification
Event Description
Timeline Construction
Location and System Details
Root Cause Analysis
Key Findings and IOCs
Summary of Evidence
List of Relevant IOCs
Supporting Data Points
Recommended Next Steps
Immediate Actions
Long-Term Recommendations
Resource Requirements
Creating and Managing Tickets
Standardized Ticketing Formats
Required Fields
Consistent Terminology
Template Usage
Linking Related Alerts and Events
Correlation of Multiple Incidents
Reference to Previous Cases
Campaign Tracking
Ticket Lifecycle Management
Status Updates
Progress Tracking
Closure Procedures
Escalation Procedures
Defining Escalation Paths
Tiered Response Structure
Escalation Triggers
Authority Levels
Communication with Tier 2/3 Analysts
Information Handover
Collaboration Tools
Knowledge Transfer
Handoff Protocols
Documentation Requirements
Confirmation of Receipt
Transition Procedures
Feedback Loops
Tuning Security Tools to Reduce False Positives
Rule Adjustment
Threshold Modification
Whitelisting and Blacklisting
Improving Detection Rules
Rule Testing and Validation
Incorporating Analyst Feedback
Performance Metrics
Documenting Lessons Learned
Post-Incident Reviews
Process Updates
Knowledge Base Maintenance
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