Automated Response
What is Automated Response?
Pre-configured actions that are automatically triggered when specific security events or conditions are detected, reducing response time.
Frameworks that govern automated response
What the standards actually require on automated response
Requirements naming automated response across 3 standards, quoted from the control text.
Automatically shut down, restart, or implement FedRAMP-defined safeguards when integrity violations discovered; HIGH only.
SI-7(5) · Automated Response to Integrity Violations →Deploy Microsoft Defender for Endpoint on Azure VMs with continuous monitoring, alerting, and automated response.
ES-1 · Use Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) →Continuous security monitoring + 24x7 SOC operations are expected per FSA Cybersecurity Guidelines particularly for Tier 2/3 institutions. (1) SOC Operating Models: (a) Internal SOC - dedicated team + tooling;
JP-FSA-CYB-Security-Monitoring-SOC-Operations-SIEM-EDR-MDR-XDR-24x7-Detection-Alert-Triage · Japan FSA Cybersecurity Security Monitoring + SOC 24x7 Operations + SIEM + EDR + MDR + XDR + Detection + Alert Triage + Threat Hunting + Incident Response Integration + Threat Intelligence Integration + UEBA →Questions people ask about automated response
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