Santoku is a Linux distribution that contains a collection of tools related to mobile security, malware, and forensics and will be used in the various exercises and labs throughout this book. In order to install and run the tools needed to respond to a mobile incident, it is easiest to simply setup a Linux virtual machine which already has everything pre-installed and ready for use. In addition, later chapters will provide labs you can perform on your workstation with detailed how-to walk-throughs. We will focus on free and/or open source software. This chapter will provide you with the necessary tools to provide mobile incident response at your organization. Part of that step involves setting up an environment which contains all of the tools a mobile incident responder might need to properly respond to a situation. Preparation is a key component to responding to any type of incident. Read PDF Receive Updates How to set up a mobile incident response workstation NIST Computer Security Incident Handling Guide

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