Mastering MITRE ATT&CK Heatmaps: A Guide to Using MITRE Navigator

Welcome to Part 2 of our MITRE ATT&CK Video Series! In this episode, we dive into the powerful capabilities of the MITRE Navigator for creating detailed ATT&CK heatmaps. These heatmaps are essential tools for tracking threat actor groups and analyzing malware and ransomware software strains.

Key Topics Covered:

Using MITRE Navigator to build ATT&CK heatmaps
Tracking threat actor groups with heatmaps
Creating heatmaps for malware and ransomware software strains
Exporting heatmaps in image, JSON, and CSV formats for further analysis
Building defensive evaluation heatmaps to assess mitigations and data sources
Leveraging heatmaps to uncover SOC effectiveness and identify potential gaps
Keywords: MITRE ATT&CK, MITRE Navigator, threat actor groups, ATT&CK heatmaps, malware heatmap, ransomware heatmap, export heatmaps, image JSON CSV, defensive evaluation heatmap, SOC effectiveness, cybersecurity analysis

Join us to learn how to effectively use the MITRE Navigator to enhance your cybersecurity strategies. By mastering heatmap creation and analysis, you can improve your defenses and better understand your security posture. Don't forget to like, subscribe, and hit the notification bell for more insights into MITRE ATT&CK!

Contents of the Video-------------------------------------------------

00:00 - Introduction and Recap of First Video
01:05 - Overview of MITRE ATT&CK Navigator Tool
02:15 - Selecting the Enterprise Matrix
03:05 - Creating a Layer for Sandworm Group
05:00 - Creating a Layer for TA-505 Group
06:35 - Creating a Layer for Rocke Group
08:05 - Creating a Layer for MenuPass (APT-10) Group
09:55 - Creating a Layer for Lazarus Group
11:35 - Creating a Layer for Lapsus Group
13:25 - Combining Layers to Create a Heatmap
15:05 - Adjusting Colors on the Heatmap
16:15 - Exporting the Heatmap
17:25 - Prioritizing Techniques Based on Heatmap
18:25 - Creating a Heatmap Based on Software
19:45 - Adding Babuk Ransomware Layer
21:00 - Adding BlackEnergy Layer
22:25 - Adding BloodHound Layer
23:30 - Adding Clop Ransomware Layer
24:25 - Adding Cobalt Strike Layer
25:20 - Adding Conti Ransomware Layer
26:00 - Combining Software Layers to Create a Heatmap
27:00 - Adjusting Colors and Analyzing Software Heatmap
28:20 - Creating Defensive Heatmaps
29:30 - Adding Active Directory Configuration Layer
30:20 - Adding Antivirus/Antimalware Layer
31:15 - Adding Encryption Layer
32:05 - Adding Multi-Factor Authentication Layer
32:55 - Adding Network Segmentation Layer
33:50 - Adding Vulnerability Scanning Layer
34:45 - Combining Defensive Layers to Create a Heatmap
35:40 - Analyzing Defensive Heatmap
36:45 - Overlaying Defensive and Threat Actor Heatmaps
37:50 - Conclusion and Next Steps
38:25 - Closing Remarks and Contact Information

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