Iranian Threat Actors Turn Up Heat on Cyber Cold War
Cybereason CEO Lior Div highlights new research on Iranian threat actors and how attacks blend nation-state adversary and cybercrime threat actor tactics and motives...
April 12, 2021 | 1 minute read
A skyrocketing number of alerts, limited security talent, and millions of new malware strains daily have made security a seemingly insurmountable task. Though MITRE ATT&CK gives a good basis of knowledge and input, it’s important to expand your inputs to other areas to give you a more complete and timely perspective.
Simply buying another security tool doesn’t make it easier. Adversary groups are constantly evolving, putting pressure on security teams to anticipate adversary advancements in smarter and more human ways.
This white paper establishes a process that empowers SecOps to improve iteratively over time by leveraging their existing talent and tools. Implementing MITRE ATT&CK takes five simple steps that easily integrate with any security strategy:
With these five steps, you can continuously tune your security strategy and leverage the connection between techniques, tactics, and procedures, adversary emulation plans, and real-world adversary groups. Use these steps to align your blue and red teams around a common goal: securing your environment against real adversaries.
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Cybereason CEO Lior Div highlights new research on Iranian threat actors and how attacks blend nation-state adversary and cybercrime threat actor tactics and motives...
To have confidence we can block the attack, we will have invested time and resources to build out the MalOp, and as such we should track our blocking controls to see which have the greater longevity against the adversary...
