27 August 2010

Automated Attack Responses by Web Applications

I have been exploring further the possible response actions an application might make once it has detected a suspected or actual attack, as a contribution to the OWASP AppSensor project. There is now a draft document describing response actions, discussed and announced last week.

Partial image of Table 3 from the new draft document 'AppSensor - Response Actions v0.5' showing some OWASP AppSensor Response Action classifications

The draft document AppSensor - Response Actions describes thirteen response actions, provides examples of each, and discusses how they might be categorised in order to help with selection of appropriate responses.

It is still a working document. If you have any suggestions or comments on the draft document, please send them to the AppSensor project's mailing list, or perhaps add them below. In particular, I'd like to discuss whether there are any other responses which aren't covered by the ones already included.

There is additional background information and links relating to web application intrusion detection and the OWASP AppSensor project in my posts about presentations in Newcastle and London, but I hope to present again later in the year.

Posted on: 27 August 2010 at 08:52 hrs

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