Module 6: Testing response automation#
Theme#
Testing response automation
Essential Question#
How can automation be validated before incidents?
Module Components#
Book prose: conceptual framing, domain scenario, methods, and failure modesAssignment: evidence-backed production of a specific artifactSlides: presentation sequence for seminar or lecture deliveryNarration: spoken version of the slide flowRubric: criteria for evaluating the module artifactNotebook: executable lab aligned with the module theme using synthetic incident records with severity, confidence, blast radius, containment option, and approval outcome
Module Artifact#
automated response playbook with approval gates, rollback plan, and post-incident learning loop focused on testing response automation: Create a simulation test plan.
Professional Setting#
Students work as if advising an incident response team deciding which containment actions can be automated safely. Their work must be intelligible to incident commander, security engineer, legal/compliance reviewer, and affected service owner.
Use This Module in Order#
Review the slide deck with the matching narration.
In Populi, open the private student-repository link for this course and enter
modules/module-6.Clone the repository once or open its Codespace/Colab copy; run
lab.ipynband completeexercise.ipynbthere.Self-check with the rubric, commit and push the work, then submit exactly what Populi requests.