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Thwart APTs and unveil secrets with ATT&CK’s Threat Intelligence

As you saw in the previous post, ATT&CK is loaded with potential to hit a lot of use cases. Most CTI organizations are at least considering the use of ATT&CK to structure their reports and feeds. It provides analysts with a common language and structure. ATT&CK fosters better collaboration and easier consumption of the findings for all, including you and your tools.

old-school picture of an OSS spy with his radio in the mountains
I’ve gotta get my inputs back to HQ before they publish ATT&CK v15!
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Worry less and know your enemy with MITRE ATT&CK!

AI depiction of barbarians waiting at the fiery gates of something ominous
Our last penetration test was a little too obvious – maybe we should specify “don’t burn it all down”?

If you’ve known me for a while, you know I love talking about MITRE’s ATT&CK (Adversarial Tactics, Techniques, and Common Knowledge). I probably have an unhealthy addiction to discussing it, but I do think it is helpful to understand why it is both cool and has limits. So let’s discuss!

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