The doctrine, a magnum opus of cyber wisdom, divides its risk assessment and management strategies into two tracks, presumably because one track is just too mainstream. These tracks are ingeniously derived from the potential damage to the organization, a novel concept that must have required at least a couple of coffee-fueled brainstorming sessions to conceive. After all, who would have thought that assessing risks based on potential damage could be a thing in cybersecurity? Revolutionary, indeed

This doctrine doesn't just stop at risk assessment. Oh no, it bravely ventures into the realm of managing these risks, providing a full applied guide that is as comprehensive as a Wikipedia article.

And let's not forget the snappy title, "Cyber Defense Doctrine that Manages Risks: a Complete Applied Guide to Organizational Cyber Defense." The title alone is enough to send shivers down the spines of cybercriminals everywhere, or at least give them a good chuckle before they continue their nefarious activities.

In conclusion, this doctrine is a shining example of the cyber defense industry's commitment to stating the obvious with as many words as possible. It reassures us that, in the face of cyber threats, we can always rely on lengthy documents to protect us. After all, why use simple, straightforward strategies when you can navigate the labyrinthine prose of a cyber defense doctrine?

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