SGC Job Analysis Questionnaire - R2G22 - Incident Response

 

 

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For the role of Incident Response in the Smartgrid Cybersecurity environment, please indicate how frequently each task below would be performed by a person at the listed level of expertise, and how important is it that this task be completed by a person with the listed level of expertise.
*Implement Web content filtering (Task ID: R2-9143)
  Frequency   Importance
  Never Rarely Sometimes Often Always   Unimportant Low Moderately Very Extremely
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*Review past incidents to determine if host security solutions and logs are providing data that can identify an event (Task ID: R2-9606)
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  Never Rarely Sometimes Often Always   Unimportant Low Moderately Very Extremely
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*Develop a scannning plan and make sure all network operations and key stakeholders to inlude operations has input and understands when testing activity is underway and who can be contacted if issues are noticed (Task ID: R2-9270)
  Frequency   Importance
  Never Rarely Sometimes Often Always   Unimportant Low Moderately Very Extremely
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*Communicate timing and schedule of scans. (Task ID: R2-9295)
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  Never Rarely Sometimes Often Always   Unimportant Low Moderately Very Extremely
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*Develop SEIM rule sets to detect documented event classes for each monitored system (Task ID: R2-9807)
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  Never Rarely Sometimes Often Always   Unimportant Low Moderately Very Extremely
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*Ensure Events are well defined (Task ID: R2-9801)
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  Never Rarely Sometimes Often Always   Unimportant Low Moderately Very Extremely
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*Communicate changes to user security tools and information regarding identified events and incidents (Task ID: R2-9538)
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  Never Rarely Sometimes Often Always   Unimportant Low Moderately Very Extremely
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(Master) 		 
*Change existing system logic to prevent the same false positive from occurring again in the future. (Task ID: R2-9828)
  Frequency   Importance
  Never Rarely Sometimes Often Always   Unimportant Low Moderately Very Extremely
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(Master) 		 
*Review tool configurations and target configurations to reduce false positives based on historic information (Task ID: R2-9611)
  Frequency   Importance
  Never Rarely Sometimes Often Always   Unimportant Low Moderately Very Extremely
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(Master) 		 
*Access company policies to verify that the software being downloaded is allowed. (Task ID: R2-9725)
  Frequency   Importance
  Never Rarely Sometimes Often Always   Unimportant Low Moderately Very Extremely
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(Master) 		 
*Ensure third-party software is tested prior to installation (Task ID: R2-9730)
  Frequency   Importance
  Never Rarely Sometimes Often Always   Unimportant Low Moderately Very Extremely
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(Master) 		 
*Establish a sandbox in which experimental software may be installed and analyzed for malevolent behavior. (Task ID: R2-9734)
  Frequency   Importance
  Never Rarely Sometimes Often Always   Unimportant Low Moderately Very Extremely
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(Master) 		 
*Implement technology that will create inventories/database of the software installed for offline analysis (Task ID: R2-9736)
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  Never Rarely Sometimes Often Always   Unimportant Low Moderately Very Extremely
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(Master) 		 
*Scan systems regularly in an attempt to detect the use of unacceptable software. (Task ID: R2-9729)
  Frequency   Importance
  Never Rarely Sometimes Often Always   Unimportant Low Moderately Very Extremely
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Intermediate (Journeyman)  
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(Master)