incident-response

Incident response methodology, containment, and investigation.

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Incident Response Playbook

Overview

This skill guides the agent in handling security incidents, aligning with standard incident handling phases (NIST SP 800-61). Focus on containment, evidence collection, and systematic remediation.

Methodology (9-Phase Sequence)

  1. Recon: Identify target systems, user access domains, and active IP networks involved in the incident alert. Register using security_inventory.
  2. Enumeration: Enumerate active network connections, process trees, and logged-in users on affected hosts.
  3. Collection: Extract command histories, process dumps, auth logs, and web server logs to gather forensic footprints.
  4. Evidence: Formally record parsed web shell paths, unauthorized user logins, or network beacons as Evidence via security_evidence.
  5. Analysis: Link process connections, user accounts, and target resources to construct attack paths in the InfrastructureGraph.
  6. Prioritization: Execute security_risk to determine threat severity, calculate exploitability metrics, and prioritize containment actions.
  7. Recommendation: Formulate eradication strategies, such as killing malicious processes, revoking SSH keys, or isolating network targets.
  8. Verification: Confirm containment and eradication by verifying that malicious network sockets are closed and backdoors are purged.
  9. Report: Compile full root-cause summaries, incident timeline metrics, and recovery proofs in a report via security_report.