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Cyberjutsu presents a practical cybersecurity field
guide based on the techniques, tactics, and procedures (TTPs) of the
ancient ninja. Author Ben McCarty, a cyber warfare specialist and former
NSA developer, analyzes once-secret Japanese scrolls, drawing parallels
to modern infosec concepts to provide unique insights on defensive and
offensive security. He translates the training methodologies of Japan’s
most notorious covert agents—history’s first advanced persistent threat
(APT)—into highly effective practices for countering information
warfare, espionage, supply-chain attacks, zero-day exploits, and more.
Each
chapter examines one TTP in detail—like assessing gaps in a target’s
defense, striking where the enemy is negligent, and mastering the art of
invisibility—and explains what the concept can teach us about the
current cybersecurity landscape. McCarty recommends in-depth mitigations
and security controls, mapped to the NIST 800-53 standard, and a
“Castle Theory Thought Exercise” that helps you apply the ancient lesson
to protect your castle (network) from enemy ninja (cyber threat
actors). You’ll discover the effectiveness of ancient social engineering
strategies and trap-based security controls; see why mapping your
network like an adversary gives you the advantage; and apply lessons
from old-world tools, like the “ninja ladder,” to prevent attacks.
Topics also include:
• Threat modeling, threat intelligence, and targeted controls
• Countermeasures like network sensors, time-based controls, airgaps, and improved authentication protocols
• Profiles of insider threats, and ways to recognize them in employees
• Covert communication TTPs and their implications for malware command and control (C2)
• Methods for detecting attackers, preventing supply-chain attacks, and defending against zero-day exploits
In
this book, you’ll see the astonishing power of ninja
information-gathering processes—and how adopting them just might be the
key to innovating contemporary cybersecurity models.
Categories:Computers - Security
Year:2021
Edition:1
Publisher:No
Pages:264
