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>> Welcome to Module 2. This module
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is split into four lessons,
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which we'll explore the various benefits of using ATT&CK.
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Specifically, we'll discuss
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the diversity of information captured
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within ATT&CK and how also enables us in
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a broad spectrum of
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cybersecurity practices and operations.
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We'll also explore how ATT&CK can be
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used to quantify various cybersecurity metrics,
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and how the common language created by ATT&CK can
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help us efficiently communicate
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about how certain behaviors.
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Without further ado, let's dive in.
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Welcome to Module 2,
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Lesson 1 community perspective.
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In this lesson, we will explore
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the various sources of information that build
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ATT&CK and appreciate how attack benefits
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from this diversity of knowledge and perspectives.
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As you recall from Module 1,
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ATT&CK is built from
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publicly available reporting and documentation,
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as well as insights, feedback,
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and contributions from the global community.
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While the MITRE ATT&CK team does
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curate and maintain his collective knowledge,
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this dependence on publicly available reporting and
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contributions makes ATT&CK very much a team effort.
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To highlight this, let's
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take a look at some content within ATT&CK.
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In this case, we're looking at
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the Turla group page and
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the short description provided by the ATT&CK team.
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All this description was drafted
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and authored and published by the ATT&CK team.
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It is based on publicly available reporting
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that you yourself can go check out.
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This also extends to various other objects
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within ATT&CK, most importantly, procedures.
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In this tastes, we can see the various techniques and
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some techniques mapped to the Turla group are
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all reference back to publicly available in
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reporting that we can dive into for more details.
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ATT&CK very much depends on and
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appreciates all of the contributors.
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You can go to individual pages
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and check out the contributors.
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But we also have a full listing on our contributors page.
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As you can see, this list contains
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a lot of key industry thought leaders and
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organizations which really build
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to the full power and perspective of ATT&CK.
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This diverse perspective results in
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a breadth of ideas and operational applications.
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As we see the adversary behaviors capturing ATT&CK
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span a wide range of domains and ideas.
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With that, we've reached our knowledge check for
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Lesson 1. True or false.
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MITRE collects proprietary, classified,
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or otherwise sensitive data to
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use as references within ATT&CK?
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Please pause the video and take
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a moment to think about
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the correct answer before proceeding.
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In this case, the answer is false.
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As we said before, MITRE uses
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publicly available cyber threat intelligence
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that anyone can access as the references for ATT&CK.
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With that, we've reached the end of Lesson 1.
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In summary, ATT&CK is built from
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publicly available cyber threat intelligence,
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as well as insights and
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citable contributions from the global community.
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This results in a great benefit for ATT&CK as we capture
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a wide perspective of
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technology and operational use cases.
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