A senior Security Operations Center (SOC) analyst is designing an automated threat intelligence sharing pipeline between an enterprise SIEM and a regional Information Sharing and Analysis Center (ISAC). The requirement dictates establishing an automated, machine-readable mechanism capable of transporting standardized indicators of compromise (IoCs) and threat actor context over HTTPS. Which combination of technical standards and protocols best fulfills this architectural requirement?
- Utilizing TAXII as the application-layer transport protocol to exchange threat intelligence packaged in STIX format.Cevap
- BUtilizing STIX as the network transport protocol to pull raw OSINT threat feeds formatted in OpenIOC XML schemas.
- CUtilizing OpenIOC as the secure transport payload mechanism to push automated ISAC feeds directly via CVE vulnerability databases.
- DUtilizing Automated Indicator Sharing (AIS) as the underlying data serialization format delivered over TLS directly to edge firewalls for rule execution.
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Utilizing TAXII as the application-layer transport protocol to exchange threat intelligence packaged in STIX format.
The combination of TAXII and STIX fulfills the requirement for automated threat intelligence sharing. STIX provides the structured, machine-readable format (JSON/XML) for representing threat concepts such as attack patterns, threat actors, and indicators. TAXII acts as the dedicated HTTPS web service protocol that transports STIX intelligence between organizations, such as an ISAC and a subscriber's SIEM.
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STIX/TAXII Threat Intelligence Standards
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