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Subject: Re: [cti-stix] next versions, frontiers, and roadmaps


On 20.11.2015 07:56:46, Tony Rutkowski wrote:
>
> etc.  GSMA has long planned to create within itself
> a structured means for exchanging this information.
> 

Hi, Tony -

Ivan and I are trying to be strategic in our CybOX 3.0 work. We want
to get a vastly improved work product out the door ASAP, then pivot
into working on more specific use cases in subsequent point releases.
Put another way, we envisage CybOX 3.0 including a refactored Core
(ie, the datatypes CybOX objects are built upon) and a good swath of
the current CybOX objects (including those people are actually using
today and some that people probably *would* use if the objects
structures were easier to work with.) But then you might see something
like:

* CybOX 3.1 - network forensics focused
* CybOX 3.2 - endpoint forensic focused
* CybOX 3.3 - mobile focused
* CybOX 3.4 - virtualization focused

The idea being that for each of these narrower use cases, we would
assemble a group of subject matter experts from the communities of
interest to help us go deeply into domains that are outside Ivan and
my areas of specialization.

In the case of mobile, we'll go ahead and reach out to the GSMA Fraud
and Security Group to get them on board.

In the case of virtualization, ditto the NFV SEC.

Tony, would you be so kind as to make the appropriate introductions on
behalf of Ivan and myself?

Again, just to set realistic expectations, we're trying not to bite
off more than we can chew at the moment, but we definitely want to
flesh out these additional use cases ASAP.

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Cheers,
Trey
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Senior Security Engineer
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