During a threat-modeling session for a new platform, you want to reference a structured catalog of typical exploits to better prepare for disruptive tactics. Which action best uses this concept to identify relevant infiltration scenarios?
Use a catalog of recognized adversarial behaviors to map potential weaknesses against common exploitation patterns
Use an automated tool to identify potential configuration flaws
Consult standard technology guidelines for a baseline of technical safeguards
Use an organizational checklist to ensure security requirements are met
Referring to a structured library of documented hostile activities provides deeper insight into threats commonly leveraged by intruders. This method ensures attempts are mapped against typical patterns to address vulnerabilities before they are exploited. Other approaches that rely on checklists, automated tools, or general guidelines do not systematically account for advanced infiltration methods or deeper adversarial tactics.
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