[scap_interest] The Context Concept

Jerome Athias <jerome@netpeas.com> Sat, 18 February 2012 19:03 UTC

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In a private discussion I had at ToorCon 9, with Matt Miller (skape);
we came to the conclusion that a key (and unresolved) point of 
automation is the (automatic) definition of the Context in which you are 
where dealing with a vulnerability (threat).
It was also identified (validated?), and introduced by Druid.
And then, the Druid's work was related (validated?) at FRHACK 01 by 
Rodrigo Branco (bsdaemon).

/Situation awareness (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Situation_awareness) 
should be taken into account.
Maybe search for "military situational awareness".

My 2 dirhams
/JA
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[scap_interest] The Context Concept Jerome Athias
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Re: [scap_interest] The Context Concept Luis Nunez
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Re: [scap_interest] The Context Concept Adam Montville
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