Mission brief · X-101
you, signed in to the automation platform as `eng.you` (build role, not the on-call responder)
You are not on the console watching the queue. You picked up a case the on-call analyst already triaged and were asked to make the response repeatable, so you're working the *replay* of that case in the automation platform.
Automation platform (author + test)
Automation platform
Ticketing (read + work notes)
Ticketing / ITSM
The credential-harvest playbook and its incident layout
Owner: SOC manager — signs off before this runs unattended
Hard-coded values look fine on the case you built them against and silently target the wrong entity on the next one. Context paths are the difference.
You may act alone
Ask a human first
This lab grades automation design, not triage. The analyst who works the phish and the engineer who automates it are different seats — do the phishing triage lab if you want the triage half.
Objectives stay open and every step explains why it matters before it tells you what to run. Hints are free.
Open a lab as a live case and advance it one node at a time. The score beside each step is the lab rubric re-evaluated against what the engine actually did.
A credential-harvest incident lands in XSOAR and the work has to survive being reused tomorrow. Work it through the Work Plan and the War Room, driving every field from context paths instead of hard-coded values.