Network Forensics
What is Network Forensics?
The capture, recording, and analysis of network traffic to detect intrusions, investigate incidents, and gather evidence of malicious network activity.
Frameworks that govern network forensics
What the standards actually require on network forensics
Requirements naming network forensics across 3 standards, quoted from the control text.
The bank has network forensics, forensic investigation and DDoS mitigation support arranged on standby.
rbi-cybersecurity-framework-for-banks::211 · Para 211: network forensics, investigation and DDoS mitigation on standby →Enable NSG flow logs, firewall logs, and DNS query logging to support network forensics and threat hunting.
LT-4 · Enable network logging for security investigation →FIRST CSIRT Services Framework v2.1 Service Area 2 - Information Security Incident Management (ISIM). SCOPE: end-to-end management of confirmed incidents from intake through closure + lessons learned.
FIRST-CSIRTF-SA2-ISIM · Service Area 2 - Information Security Incident Management (Intake, Analysis, Containment, Recovery, Coordination, Crisis) →Questions people ask about network forensics
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