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DESCRIPTION:Everybody loves a good story and within our industry we encount
 er some fascinating stories! However\, the ability to convey often complex
  and technical details to a varied and multi-disciplinary audience can be 
 an overlooked - but incredibly valuable - skill for cybersecurity professi
 onals\, especially in technical roles. Storytelling can be a critical part
  of effective cybersecurity incident and threat intelligence reporting\; i
 t provides necessary context to the threats we face\, as well as the mitig
 ations\, remediation steps and other actions we need to take to protect ou
 r data\, environments\, and organisations. This presentation outlines key
  tips and tricks for leveraging technical writing skills to produce effect
 ive\, impactful and actionable investigation notes and reports. By masteri
 ng the power of storytelling and effective technical writing\, security pr
 ofessionals have the opportunity to make the threats we face and incidents
  we encounter more relatable to non-technical readers\, therefore improvin
 g the accessibility\, understanding and impact of our work.
DTSTAMP:20260609T062702Z
LOCATION:Rookie track 1
SUMMARY:Storytelling for SOC Analysts: Effective Investigation Notetaking a
 nd Report Writing (without ChatGPT!) - Han O’Connor
URL:https://cfp.securitybsides.org.uk/bsides-london-2024/talk/SYLV3X/
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