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Request a template / starter document for CACAO OpenC2 Extension for the Open Command and Control (OpenC2) project

  • 1.  Request a template / starter document for CACAO OpenC2 Extension for the Open Command and Control (OpenC2) project

    Posted 05-07-2024 09:21
    Your name:
      David Lemire
    Project name:
      Open Command and Control (OpenC2)
    Project email address:
      OASIS-openc2@ConnectedCommunity.org
    Work product title and version number:
      CACAO OpenC2 Extension
    Work Product Abbreviation:
      openc2-cacao-ext
    Track
      Standards Track work product
    Abstract:
      Collaborative Automated Course of Action Operations (CACAO) is a schema
    and taxonomy for cyber security playbooks. The CACAO specification describes how
    these playbooks can be created, documented, and shared in a structured and
    standardized way across organizational boundaries and technological solutions. This
    extension builds on existing CACAO v2.0 OpenC2 features to improve modularity and
    utilize the current OpenC2 Transfer Specifications for MQTT (v1.0) and HTTPS (v1.1).
    Format:
      Markdown
    Chair(s):
      Duncan Sparrell (sFractal)
    Michael Rosa (National Security Agency)
    Editor(s):
      David Lemire (National Security Agency)
    Notes:
      Approved by electronic ballot (see: https://groups.oasis-open.org/higherlogic/ws/groups/a34c9baf-48b2-44c5-a567-018dc7d32296/ballots/ballot?id=3822) with one vote submitted via email (see: https://groups.oasis-open.org/discussion/ext-oasis-open-command-and-control-openc2-tc-email-sent-to-voters-re-ballot-closed-approve-cacao-openc2-extension-as-a-new-work-product).

    Title is as stated in the work item proposal and subject to change based on discussion planned for the 15 May OpenC2 TC meeting.

    A companion ticket for a GitHub version control instance will also be submitted.


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