MITRE ATT&CK Training Course
The MITRE ATT&CK framework provides a structured matrix of tactics and techniques for categorizing cyber threats and evaluating organizational risk posture. This model enhances security visibility by exposing vulnerabilities in defensive architectures and enabling the prioritization of risk mitigation efforts.
This instructor-led training, available via online or onsite delivery, is designed for information system analysts seeking to leverage MITRE ATT&CK to reduce the probability of successful security breaches. The curriculum emphasizes practical applications for government and public sector environments to support robust cybersecurity governance.
Upon completion of this course, participants will be equipped to:
- Configure the required development environment to initiate MITRE ATT&CK integration.
- Categorize adversary interaction methods with networked systems.
- Document specific tactics and techniques associated with hostile activities.
- Monitor threat progression, identify behavioral patterns, and evaluate the efficacy of existing defensive tools.
Course Structure
- Engaging lectures coupled with directed discussion.
- Comprehensive exercises and practical application drills.
- Guided implementation within a live laboratory setting.
Customization Opportunities
- For government agencies requiring tailored curriculum alignment, please contact our administrative team to arrange specialized training options.
Course Outline
Introduction
Malware Fundamentals
- Categorization of malware families
- Historical progression of malicious software threats
Classification of Malware Incident Types
- Self-replicating incidents
- Non-self-replicating incidents
MITRE ATT&CK Framework Matrices
- Enterprise Matrix
- Pre-Attack Phase Matrix
- Mobile Matrix
MITRE ATT&CK Framework Overview
- Eleven primary tactics
- Associated techniques
- Execution procedures
Establishing the Development Environment
- Configuring a version control repository via GitHub
- Procuring a project dataset containing task management systems
- Installing and configuring ATT&CK Navigator for government analysts
Monitoring System Compromise via Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI)
- Deploying command-line scripts to execute lateral movement techniques
- Leveraging ATT&CK Navigator to detect indicators of compromise
- Evaluating security incidents through the lens of the ATT&CK framework
- Conducting comprehensive process monitoring
- Documenting vulnerabilities and applying corrective patches to defense architectures
Monitoring System Compromise via EternalBlue Exploit
- Deploying command-line scripts to execute lateral movement techniques
- Leveraging ATT&CK Navigator to detect indicators of compromise
- Evaluating security incidents through the lens of the ATT&CK framework
- Conducting comprehensive process monitoring
- Documenting vulnerabilities and applying corrective patches to defense architectures
Summary and Conclusion
Requirements
- Demonstrated knowledge of information technology security principles
Target Audience
- Information systems analysts
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