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      <description>TIBER1 (Threat Intelligence-Based Ethical Red Teaming) is a framework to assess the cybersecurity resilience of financial institutions. TIBER tests are designed to simulate real-world cyber threats and attacks, and are intended to help financial institutions identify and address weaknesses in their cybersecurity posture.
A quick how to Here are some general guidelines for how TIBER tests can be best executed:
 Identify the scope of the test: TIBER tests should be focused on a specific aspect of an organization&amp;rsquo;s cybersecurity posture, such as its network, applications, or processes.</description>
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