In this cloud-native era, as organizations leverage standard frameworks, they should also heed the necessary precautions to reduce the attack surface and mitigate the blast radius in case of compromise. A critical aspect of this approach...
Identifies the relationship between observed behaviors andindicators of compromise(IOCs) to specific techniques and tactics within the framework for more precise detection of malicious activities and knowing which stages of an attack are in progress. ...
The TRITON attack on a petrochemical facility is illustrative of how adversaries leverage living-off-the-land tactics and vulnerabilities to move laterally from IT to OT networks and compromise industrial control systems. The kill chain diagram below is a simplified version of the full attack path.\...
The kill chain diagram below is a simplified version of the full attack path. Multi-stage TRITON kill chain showing initial compromise of IT network (step 0) and subsequent compromise of OT network and safety controllers (steps 1-3). The adversary initially compromised the corporate IT network...
comparing the malware variant’s tactics and techniques with the ones listed in the ATT&CK framework to see where they match up. The eventual goal, with the help of ATT&CK, is not only to tell the story of the why, how, and what of an a...
The ATT&CK framework provides a comprehensive taxonomy of adversarial behaviors across different stages of the attack lifecycle, organized into matrices representing different platforms and environments. These matrices outline specific techniques adversaries use to achieve their objectives, such as initial ...
Understanding the MITRE ATT&CK frameworkMITRE Adversaries Tactics, Techniques, and Common Knowledge (ATT&CK) (https://attack.mitre.org/) is a knowledge base created by MITRE in 2013 and maintained by multiple organizations and the security community to identify the tactics and...
TheTRITON attack on a petrochemical facilityis illustrative of how adversaries leverage living-off-the-land tactics and vulnerabilities to move laterally from IT to OT networks and compromise industrial control systems. The kill chain diagram below is a simplified version of the full attack path. ...