SGC Job Analysis Questionnaire - R1G35 - Security Operations
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For the role of Security Operations 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.
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Communicate new threats or newly discovered vulnerabilities to the entire security operations staff (Task ID: R1-9853)
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Novice (Apprentice)
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Expert
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Develop threat awareness content that can be included in security awareness and outreach efforts (Task ID: R1-9614)
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Intermediate (Journeyman)
Expert
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Monitor industry groups and forums so that you are able to hear the latest on security vulnerabiltieis related to smart grid security components. (Task ID: R1-9319)
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Intermediate (Journeyman)
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Monitor intelligence sources for information that may show that a vendor you are working with may have been compromised. (Task ID: R1-9815)
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Test security staff against current understanding of threats and disclosed vulnerabilities (Task ID: R1-9852)
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Novice (Apprentice)
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Expert
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Train security operations staff when significant changes in threat or vulnerability have occured (Task ID: R1-9854)
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Expert
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Alert external government entities with new intelligence (Task ID: R1-9416)
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Novice (Apprentice)
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Expert
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Attend community knowledge sharing events, such as one or two choice conferences. (Task ID: R1-9212)
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Expert
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Develop a threat analaysis testing environment and sandbox where TTPs can be analyzed and considered (Task ID: R1-9252)
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Develop attack trees of attack vectors against vulnerable systems (Task ID: R1-9333)
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Novice (Apprentice)
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(Master)
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Develop possible attack techniques against specific technologies and implementations in your smart grid deployments (Task ID: R1-9225)
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Expert
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Identify sources of intelligence to use for threat analysis (Task ID: R1-9413)
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Review threat tables and conduct analysis of existing incident response data (Task ID: R1-9615)
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!9373 Develop a prioritized list of critical resources. (Task ID: R1-9267)
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Novice (Apprentice)
Intermediate (Journeyman)
Expert
(Master)