daemon-blockint-tech/agentic-enteprises-skill

cybersecurity

Guides enterprise cybersecurity across security architecture, control design, vulnerability and threat management, incident response, identity security, and GRC alignment (SOC 2, ISO 27001, NIST CSF). Use when defining security strategy, assessing risk, designing defense-in-depth, running security incidents, scoping penetration tests, writing security policies, or high-level GRC strategy—not for hands-on audit evidence automation (compliance-engineer), GRC program/audit prep (compliance-special…

First seen May 20, 2026

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  • skill md SKILL.md 6,942 B
  • docs SUMMARY.md 803 B

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SKILL.md

Cybersecurity

When to Use

  • Define enterprise security strategy, policy, and control architecture
  • Assess risk across identity, infrastructure, applications, vendors, and incident readiness
  • Design defense-in-depth programs aligned to NIST CSF, ISO 27001, SOC 2, or similar frameworks
  • Scope penetration tests, vulnerability management programs, or security incident response
  • Prepare high-level GRC, board, or leadership security narratives

When NOT to Use

  • GRC program, framework scope, gap plans, audit prep → compliance-specialist
  • Implement audit evidence automation or control-by-control mapping → compliance-engineer
  • Add SAST, SBOM, OIDC, or pipeline security gates → devsecops
  • Triage SOC alerts, SIEM queues, or SOAR cases → soc-analyst
  • Proactive threat hunts and hunt program design → threat-hunter
  • Alert-driven investigation and detection tuning → defensive-security-analyst
  • Execute authorized penetration tests or PoCs → penetration-tester
  • Lead red team / adversary simulation campaigns → red-team-specialist
  • Execute web/API OWASP assessments → web-pentester
  • Hands-on binary, firmware, or protocol reverse engineering → reverse-engineer
  • Provision cloud networks, clusters, or infrastructure modules → infrastructure-engineer
  • Design application integration ADRs → senior-system-architecture

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Alert investigation, detection tuning, DFIR depth defensive-security-analyst
Authorized pentest, exploitation, retest penetration-tester
CTI function, intel briefs, IOC/TTP production, ISAC sharing cti-analyst
Red team, purple team, adversary simulation red-team-specialist
Binary RE, patch diff, defensive malware analysis reverse-engineer
Network/AD/infra pentest methodology network-pentester
Web/API pentest methodology web-pentester
Web/API OWASP and proxy-based pentest web-pentester
Implement IAM, encryption, SIEM, guardrails information-security-engineer
Product multi-tenancy, customer data plane security product-infrastructure-security-engineer
GRC program, audit prep, vendor questionnaires compliance-specialist
Control implementation, audit evidence automation compliance-engineer
On-call, SEV, postmortem, paging integrations incident-management-engineer
Active security incident response (CSIRT) incident-responder
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Evidence acquisition, super-timelines, forensic reports for legal/IR digital-forensics-analyst
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BCM/DRP, RTO/RPO, ransomware recovery, restore tests, tabletops bcm-disaster-recovery-specialist

Core Workflows

1. Security architecture and control design

  1. Identify assets, data classes, and trust boundaries
  2. Apply defense-in-depth: prevent, detect, respond, recover
  3. Map controls to framework (NIST CSF, ISO 27001 Annex A)
  4. Document accepted risks with owner and review date
  5. Validate with architecture review before major launches

See references/security_architecture.md for control catalogs and network zoning.

2. Vulnerability and exposure management

Program cadence:

Activity Frequency
External attack surface review Monthly
Vuln scan aggregation + triage Weekly
Patch SLA tracking Continuous
Penetration test Annual + major changes

Prioritize: exploitability × exposure × asset criticality.

See references/vulnthreatmanagement.md for SLAs, pentest scope, and threat intel use.

3. Identity and access security

  • Enforce MFA for all human access; phishing-resistant where possible
  • Least privilege; periodic access reviews (quarterly for prod)
  • Separate break-glass accounts; log and alert on use
  • Service accounts: scoped credentials, rotation, no shared passwords

See references/identity_access.md for IAM patterns and PAM considerations.

4. Security incident response

Phases: prepare → detect → analyze → contain → eradicate → recover → post-incident.

Severity Examples Response target
SEV1 Active breach, ransomware Immediate, 24/7
SEV2 Confirmed intrusion attempt < 1 hour
SEV3 Policy violation, malware contained Same business day
SEV4 Recon, blocked attack Track and trend

See references/incident_response.md for playbooks and evidence preservation.

5. GRC and audit support

  • Maintain control matrix linked to evidence
  • Track exceptions/waivers with expiry
  • Coordinate with legal on breach notification thresholds
  • Align third-party risk with vendor reviews

See references/grc_compliance.md for SOC 2 / ISO mapping and audit artifacts.

When to load references

  • Architecture and controlsreferences/security_architecture.md
  • Vulns, pentest, threatsreferences/vulnthreatmanagement.md
  • IAM and accessreferences/identity_access.md
  • Incidentsreferences/incident_response.md
  • GRC and auditsreferences/grc_compliance.md