Network Security
Пивотинг угрозной разведки
The analytic process of using one indicator (such as an IP, domain, or hash) as a starting point to discover related threat infrastructure, actors, or campaigns, facilitating deeper investigation.
Quick answer: The analytic process of using one indicator (such as an IP, domain, or hash) as a starting point to discover related threat infrastructure, actors, or campaigns, facilitating deeper investigation.
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Quick answer
The analytic process of using one indicator (such as an IP, domain, or hash) as a starting point to discover related threat infrastructure, actors, or campaigns, facilitating deeper investigation.
Why it matters
Пивотинг угрозной разведки matters because it supports clear communication in Network Security contexts for SOC Analysts, Security Engineers, and Incident Responders. It also connects to aviation training and exam language such as CISSP, CompTIA Security+, and CEH.
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Definition
The analytic process of using one indicator (such as an IP, domain, or hash) as a starting point to discover related threat infrastructure, actors, or campaigns, facilitating deeper investigation.
Operational example
By threat intelligence pivoting from a malicious IP, the analyst discovered multiple related domains used in the ongoing phishing campaign.
Localized term
Пивотинг угрозной разведки
Localized example
Используя пивотинг угрозной разведки от вредоносного IP, аналитик обнаружил несколько связанных доменов, используемых в текущей фишинговой кампании.
Definition language
English reference definition
Source
ISO 27001, NIST Cybersecurity Framework, MITRE ATT&CK
Exam relevance
- CISSP
- CompTIA Security+
- CEH
Target audience
- SOC Analysts
- Security Engineers
- Incident Responders
