Systems and Security : Attacks, Threats, and Vulnerabilities

Predictive analysis

1. Threat maps
2. File/code repositories

Threat intelligence sources can also include predictive analysis, threat maps, and file/code repositories. Predictive analysis involves using data, algorithms, and machine learning to identify future threats and potential attack scenarios. Threat maps are visual representations of global security threats and the relationships between different actors and attacks. File/code repositories store and categorize different types of malicious code and software, which can be useful for identifying and tracking specific threats.

Explain Research sources

1. Vendor websites
2. Vulnerability feeds
3. Conferences
4. Academic journals
5. Request for comments (RFC)
6. Local industry groups
7. Social media
8. Threat feeds
9. Adversary tactics, techniques, and procedures (TTP)

Research sources are information resources that can be used to gather information and knowledge about various security threats and trends. They include:

1. Vendor websites, which provide information about product releases, updates, and security features.

2. Vulnerability feeds, which track new and ongoing vulnerabilities and threats in various software and hardware systems.

3. Conferences, which provide a platform for researchers, practitioners, and vendors to share information about new and emerging threats.

4. Academic journals, which publish articles and research papers on various aspects of computer and information security.

5. Request for comments (RFC), which are documents created by the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) to describe various aspects of the Internet and its protocols.

6. Local industry groups, which provide a platform for professionals in a specific area to network, share information, and collaborate.

7. Social media, which can be a source of real-time information about ongoing and emerging security incidents and trends.

8. Threat feeds, which provide real-time or near real-time information about new and emerging threats.

9. Adversary tactics, techniques, and procedures (TTP), which describe the methods and techniques used by attackers to compromise systems and steal information.