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Hi,
I would like to clarify the ISE Impact Qualification/Cource_of_Action and the CTA Incident Risk mapping.
In ISE there are 5 types of Impact Qualifications such as ...
1 - Insignificant
2 - Distracting
3 - Painful
4 - Damaging
5 - Catastrophic
On the Other hand, in the CTA, it has 10 levels of incident risk. Also, there are only 4 types of Course_Of_Action.
I assume that the mapping goes like follows. But I'm not sure. In CTA, it seems that there are only 4 types of incident risks, red, orange, amber, and sky blue.
CTA Incident risk 10 -> ISE Impact Qualification: 5 - Catastrophic -> Cource_Of_Action Internal: Blocking
CTA Incident risk 9 (or 9 and 8?) -> ISE Impact Qualification: 4 - Damaging -> Cource_Of_Action: Eradication
...??
Are there any guides?
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Hi,
Email me directly, this is determined by the CTA development engineers.
Thanks,
John
jeppich@cisco.com
Hi,
Email me directly, this is determined by the CTA development engineers.
Thanks,
John
jeppich@cisco.com