How to Use MITRE ATT&CK Framework Detailed Approach 2022

In this Video , I have covered detailed approach of what is #MITRE ATT&CK
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1) use case
2) Mitigation Controls
3) #CISO strategy
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[@corypopescu3789]

Your video as all others help me understand subtle parts of cyber security. I learned that the Mitre organization created this useful framework based on matrices. It's a powerful tool I didn't know about as when I went to their site I couldn't detect the matrices. The idea of getting the knowledge about the attacks, then analyze attackers' behaviors, execute the right techniques, use procedures and compare results is useful. It takes us through the whole process reaching the goals of improving defense mechanisms of information systems. Thank You so much, Prabh. Great video!

[@cabreracesare]

Very insightful and concise explanation of MITRE ATT&CK Framework. Thanks Prabh, continue your great work mate!

[@pradeepgupta4309]

(1) To improve cybersecurity posture of org Mitre framework will be use.
(2) Mitre attack framework developed in 2013.
(3) Please make videos on NIST framework.

[@PrabhNair1]

Thanks you :)

[@danielleblanchett5383]

this is such a great channel. you deserve million subscribers!!

[@FrancescowMillwoode]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge about this framework. Please continue making videos that can help students and professionals understand the in an outs in cybersecurity.

[@vishnupujari8899]

Simple with detailed explanation, just amazing.

[@doaamohammed668]

I love this channel. It’s really amazing how you simplify these topics 🙏🏻

[@basictalent1]

Please make video on how to map NIST to MITRE ATT$CK framework

[@ramkrishandubey6154]

Fabulous Prabh ! I have one request to you please make a Video for Phishing analysis .

[@anusreeashok7269]

This video was very helpful... Could you plz make videos mentioning how to use MITRE navigator and how to do gap analysis etc?

[@Thecriticka36]

by using this frame work we can simulate, hunt and detect the adversaries behavior and strength the security poster of the organization.

[@arasai84]

According to me for the 1st question how MITRE can basically improve the organization, my answer (as a beginner) helps in creating use cases with the T&T provided and implement in creating rules in a SIEM platform.
2nd question - Created in 2013.
3rd question - I find this video useful on how to navigate through the MITRE matrix and view the T&T and the tools for demo of use cases.

[@TheArmadillo07]

Awesome Prabh. Good insights as always.

[@PrabhNair1]

Thanks bhai :)

[@calebmeyer5958]

Thank you much Prabh! Very helpful. God bless you, friend. 😊

[@bipinzacharia706]

Hi
Please update this recording with latest version of ATT&CK features including ICS security

[@chrismorganofficial]

Super! Explained well. I have a request. Could I get the github link for the excel?

[@chirag9203]

Very useful video and understanding

[@kiranbabus7345]

if i get a project about some ransomware attack where i will get the data for analysing

[@wakayotolera]

Different vendors say they are able to
100% Prevention in the Protection evaluation (10 of 10)
100% Detection of all attack steps (19 of 19)
98.2% Analytic Coverage (107 of 109 attack substeps)
98.2% Technique-Level Detections (107 of 109 attack substeps)
98.2% Visibility (107 of 109 attack substeps)
How can we verify this quantitatively like they put it and we see for different tactics different methods are there like general, telemetry, tactic, and techniques; which method is better and what does it mean if that specific method is used?

[@_.alex.-]

There are vendors out there who test their products against the MITRE ATT&CK framework and use the results to sell their products. Google SentinelOne, pretty sure they publish information around how they use it to guarantee they are meeting the highest standards. Basically, when you are looking for vendors, look for ones who test against the framework, or, at the very least ask them how they came to those statements. They should be able to back up with the testing data.

[@amanpreetsingh5275]

Bro Can you make a tutorial of NIST FRAMEWORK

[@vckarthick4276]

Where did you downloaded that Excel sheet?

[@sandeepLakkakula]

awesome prab

[@christiannmoye1795]

Excellent

[@marcovillalobos9762]

wonderful

[@dineshwaghamode215]

sir can you provide this ppt

[@luffy-61]

Thanks

[@arunanbudasan6290]

Excellent bro

[@Arreyetohhailife]

Hi, can u share link for excel?

[@KUNDANSINGH-qy6wy]

sir please provide RSA netwitness ka iso file

[@PrabhNair1]

I don't have dear

[@Amit-gw5pl]

Adversarial

[@PrabhNair1]

Thanks for correction:)

[@Narasimha-tz4ko]

can you please share the link to download Nist800 , excel file

[@royalic5075]

Thank you for explaining. And more importantly, thank you for sharing use cases, tools, and supporting frameworks like the NIST SP 800-53-R5. This can work well for creating remediation guidelines.

[@mahesh6307]

MITRE give an insite of how the security posture of organisation
In 2013, ATTACK
One more detailed example of mapping TTP's to an malware attack

[@mudasirmalikawan4769]

I always love you Prabh Sir. Lots of Love and Thanks from Pakistan to you. Please accept. You are a best trainer.

[@danielnordick1225]

Thank you for EXCELLENT explanations. Very well done

[@thkhan]

kindly make videos on NIST framework.

[@r.kfiles2518]

so nice sir ❤❤

[@rameshsankaran1914]

Really excellent

[@PrabhNair1]

Thanks a lot

[@Dilipkumar-eu9bk]

Great work, Nice video

[@adarshkumar3407]

Many thanks prabh sir for this video

[@PrabhNair1]

Thanks you :)

[@santhoshabimanyu3225]

Thanks for the wonderful session.
Pls share getup link to download the excel

[@zaryabzahra677]

Perfect Video to understand the MITRE ATT&CK

[@singaporetheplaceto]

Very good content,you explain everything in simple synonyms. Thank you.

[@mohammadzia4194]

Very well explained.....

[@Bunor78]

Good job Prabh. You never disappoint

[@PrabhNair1]

Thanks you :)