Big Fish, Bigger Targets: Cyber Defense for the Overachievers

It outlines a five-stage process for implementing a defense doctrine in a category A organization.

📌 Stage 1: Demarcation of the activity : This stage involves defining the scope of the organization's activities that need to be protected.

📌 Stages 2 and 3: Assessing the risks and determining a strategy for dealing with them : These stages involve identifying potential risks to the organization and developing a strategy to manage these risks.

📌 Stage 4: Building a work plan : This stage involves creating a detailed plan for implementing the defense strategy.

📌 Stage 5: Continuous auditing and control: This stage involves ongoing monitoring and control to ensure the effectiveness of the defense strategy and to make necessary adjustments