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  1. Frameworks
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  3. >Risk Assessment
  4. >SP800-53-RA-3(3)
SP800-53-RA-3(3)Active

Dynamic Threat Awareness

Statement

Determine the current cyber threat environment on an ongoing basis using means.

Location

Control Family
Risk Assessment

Control Details

Identifier
SP800-53-RA-3(3)
Family
RA
Parent Control
SP800-53-RA-3

Organisation-Defined Parameters

ra-03.03_odp
means

Supplemental Guidance

The threat awareness information that is gathered feeds into the organization’s information security operations to ensure that procedures are updated in response to the changing threat environment. For example, at higher threat levels, organizations may change the privilege or authentication thresholds required to perform certain operations.

Assessment Objective

the current cyber threat environment is determined on an ongoing basis using means.

No cross-framework mappings available

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SP800-53-RA-1Policy and ProceduresSP800-53-RA-2Security CategorizationSP800-53-RA-2(1)Impact-level PrioritizationSP800-53-RA-3Risk AssessmentSP800-53-RA-3(1)Supply Chain Risk AssessmentSP800-53-RA-3(2)Use of All-source IntelligenceSP800-53-RA-3(3)Dynamic Threat AwarenessSP800-53-RA-3(4)Predictive Cyber AnalyticsSP800-53-RA-4Risk Assessment UpdateSP800-53-RA-5Vulnerability Monitoring and ScanningSP800-53-RA-5(1)Update Tool CapabilitySP800-53-RA-5(2)Update Vulnerabilities to Be ScannedSP800-53-RA-5(3)Breadth and Depth of CoverageSP800-53-RA-5(4)Discoverable InformationSP800-53-RA-5(5)Privileged AccessSP800-53-RA-5(6)Automated Trend AnalysesSP800-53-RA-5(7)Automated Detection and Notification of Unauthorized ComponentsSP800-53-RA-5(8)Review Historic Audit LogsSP800-53-RA-5(9)Penetration Testing and AnalysesSP800-53-RA-5(10)Correlate Scanning InformationSP800-53-RA-5(11)Public Disclosure ProgramSP800-53-RA-6Technical Surveillance Countermeasures SurveySP800-53-RA-7Risk ResponseSP800-53-RA-8Privacy Impact AssessmentsSP800-53-RA-9Criticality AnalysisSP800-53-RA-10Threat Hunting