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Threat actions describe what the threat actor(s) did to cause or contribute to the incident. Every incident has at least one, but most will comprise multiple actions (and often across multiple categories). | Threat actions describe what the threat actor(s) did to cause or contribute to the incident. Every incident has at least one, but most will comprise multiple actions (and often across multiple categories). | ||
| − | == VERIS Taxonomy == | + | === VERIS Taxonomy of Threat Actions === |
| − | VERIS<ref> | + | The VERIS taxonomy<ref>https://verisframework.org/actions.html</ref> recognizes 7 distinct actions: |
* [[Malware]] | * [[Malware]] | ||
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[[Category:Cyber Risk]] | [[Category:Cyber Risk]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 13:33, 6 September 2023
Definition
Threat Action in the context of IT Security Risk is the specific set of activities used by a Threat Actor to create a Cyber Incident
Threat actions describe what the threat actor(s) did to cause or contribute to the incident. Every incident has at least one, but most will comprise multiple actions (and often across multiple categories).
VERIS Taxonomy of Threat Actions
The VERIS taxonomy[1] recognizes 7 distinct actions:
