Response (RS)

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Suit 05 of 9 · 7 threats, 6 of them life-safety · prefix RS
Response threats sit after the alert: the people and services who act on it, and the access to the home they need. They apply to monitoring centres, clinical teams and responders, and to families who respond themselves.
Scope: Monitoring centres, responders, entry to the home and the hand-off to emergency services.

Text version: every entry on this page is in the PDF and Excel downloads on the overview page, where it can be searched and copied.
The threats
- EOC-RS-A Centre Down †
- EOC-RS-K Keys in the System †
- EOC-RS-Q Trusted Insider †
- EOC-RS-J Who’s at the Door †
- EOC-RS-10 Lost in Hand-off †
- EOC-RS-9 Wrong Responder †
- EOC-RS-8 Open Microphone
† marks a life-safety entry: one whose failure can leave someone without help when they need it.
Where this suit touches others
- Alerting and Response: alerting ends when a person acknowledges; response is what that person, or a service, then does.
STRIDE, LINDDUN, CAPEC and CWE
Of the 7 entries here, STRIDE fits 5 cleanly and 2 only loosely. LINDDUN fits 1 cleanly, and has no category for 6. CAPEC 3.9 describes 1 directly and has nothing for 6. CWE 5.0 has only a broader weakness for 3 and has nothing for 4. All four frameworks miss 2 of them: no clean STRIDE or LINDDUN prompt, and no direct CAPEC or CWE match. The table below gives the mapping entry by entry, with the names of the CAPEC patterns and CWE weaknesses; what the mapping shows across the whole taxonomy is in Mapping the Care Assistant Threat Taxonomy to STRIDE, LINDDUN, CAPEC and CWE. The Excel, SKOS and STIX downloads carry the same mapping as text.

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