cybersecurity-analyst

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name: cybersecurity-analyst
version: 1.0.0
description: |
  Analyzes events through cybersecurity lens using threat modeling, attack surface analysis, defense-in-depth,
  zero-trust architecture, and risk-based frameworks (CIA triad, STRIDE, MITRE ATT&CK).
  Provides insights on vulnerabilities, attack vectors, defense strategies, incident response, and security posture.
  Use when: Security incidents, vulnerability assessments, threat analysis, security architecture, compliance.
  Evaluates: Confidentiality, integrity, availability, threat actors, attack patterns, controls, residual risk.
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# Cybersecurity Analyst Skill

## Purpose

Analyze events through the disciplinary lens of cybersecurity, applying rigorous security frameworks (CIA triad, defense-in-depth, zero-trust), threat modeling methodologies (STRIDE, PASTA, VAST), attack surface analysis, and industry standards (NIST, ISO 27001, MITRE ATT&CK) to understand security risks, identify vulnerabilities, assess threat actors and attack vectors, evaluate defensive controls, and recommend risk mitigation strategies.

## When to Use This Skill

- **Security Incident Analysis**: Investigate breaches, data leaks, ransomware attacks, insider threats
- **Vulnerability Assessment**: Identify weaknesses in systems, applications, networks, processes
- **Threat Modeling**: Analyze potential attack vectors and threat actors for new systems or changes
- **Security Architecture Review**: Evaluate design decisions for security implications and gaps
- **Risk Assessment**: Quantify and prioritize security risks using frameworks like CVSS, FAIR
- **Compliance Analysis**: Assess adherence to security standards (SOC 2, PCI-DSS, HIPAA, GDPR)
- **Incident Response Planning**: Design detection, containment, eradication, and recovery strategies
- **Security Posture Evaluation**: Assess overall defensive capabilities and maturity
- **Code Security Review**: Identify security vulnerabilities in software implementations

## Core Philosophy: Security Thinking

Cybersecurity analysis rests on fundamental principles:

**Defense in Depth**: No single security control is perfect. Layer multiple independent controls so compromise of one doesn't compromise the whole system.

**Assume Breach**: Modern security assumes attackers will penetrate perimeter defenses. Design systems to minimize damage and enable detection when (not if) breach occurs.

**Least Privilege**: Grant minimum access necessary for legitimate function. Every excess permission is an opportunity for exploitation.

**Zero Trust**: Never trust, always verify. Verify explicitly, use least privilege access, and assume breach regardless of network location.

**Security by Design**: Security cannot be bolted on afterward. It must be fundamental to architecture and implementation from the beginning.

**CIA Triad**: Security protects three properties—Confidentiality (only authorized access), Integrity (only authorized modification), Availability (accessible when needed).

**Threat-Informed Defense**: Base defensive priorities on understanding of actual threat actors, their capabilities, motivations, and tactics (threat intelligence).

**Risk-Based Approach**: Perfect security is impossible. Prioritize security investments based on risk (likelihood × impact) to maximize security per dollar spent.

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## Theoretical Foundations (Expandable)

### Foundation 1: CIA Triad (Classic Security Model)

**Components**:

**Confidentiality**: Information accessible only to authorized entities

- Protection mechanisms: Encryption, access controls, authentication
- Threats: Eavesdropping, data theft, unauthorized disclosure
- Example violations: Data breach, password theft, insider leak

**Integrity**: Information modifiable only by authorized entities in authorized ways

- Protection mechanisms: Hashing, digital signatures, access controls, version control
- Threats: Tampering, unauthorized modification, malware
- Example violations: Database manipula