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Time
58 minutes
Difficulty
Beginner
CEU/CPE
2
Video Transcription
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welcome to model to
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this module is split into four lessons which will explore the various benefits of using attack.
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Specifically,
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we will discuss the diversity of information captured with an attack, and Alice enables us in a broad spectrum of cybersecurity practices and operations.
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We also explore how attack can be used to quantify various cyber security metrics and how the common language created by attack can help us efficiently communicate about Syria behaviors.
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Without further ado, let's dive in
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welcome to module to less than one
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community perspective.
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In this lesson, we will explore the various sources of information that build, attack and appreciate how attack benefits from this diversity of knowledge and perspectives.
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As you recall from Aldo, one attack is built from publicly available reporting and documentation, as well as insights, feedback and contributions from the global community.
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And while the miter attack team does curate and maintain this collective knowledge,
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this dependence on publicly available reporting and contributions makes attack very much a team effort.
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To highlight this, let's take a look at some content with an attack.
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In this case, we're looking at the Target Group page
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and the short description provided by the attack team.
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While this description was drafted and authored and published by the tech team,
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it is based on publicly available reporting that yourself can go check out.
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There's also extends to various other objects with an attack. Most importantly, procedures.
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In this case, we can see the various techniques and some techniques
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map to the terror group or all referenced back to publicly available in reporting
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that we can dive into for more details.
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Attack very much depends on and appreciates all of the contributors.
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You can go to individual pages and check out the contributors, but we also have a full listing on our contributors page.
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As you can see,
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this list contains a lot of key industry thought leaders and organizations
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which really build
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the full power and perspective of attack.
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This diverse perspective results in a breath of ideas and operational applications. As we see the adversary, behaviors capture an attack span a wide range
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of domains and ideas,
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and with that, we acknowledge check for less than one
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true or false.
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Miter collects proprietary, classified or otherwise sensitive data to use his references with an attack.
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Please positive video.
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Take a moment to think about the correct answer before proceeding.
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In this case, the answer is false.
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As we said before, Minor uses publicly available cyber threat intelligence that anyone can access as the references for attack.
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And with that, we've reached the end of less than one
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in summary attack is built from publicly available cyber threat intelligence as well as insights and sizeable contributions from the global community,
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and this result in a great benefit for attack as we capture a wide
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perspective of technology and operational use cases.
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