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\frametitle { What changed since the last workshop?}
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\item ATT\& CK has been steadily on the rise
\item We have observerd it becoming a { \bf baseline for contextualisation} in several communities
\item Relatively { \bf simple} to understand
\item Makes the { \bf ingestion} of data based on context much easier
\item Its use boosts { \bf analytical use-cases} (risk assessment, threat intelligence)
\item This made us think about how we could further capitalise on its success
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\frametitle { New ATT\& CK sighting reporting format}
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\item Result of discussions with MITRE
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\item MISP server hosts can now decide to export an { \bf enumeration of the patterns} used based on the data-set
\item Subject to all regular { \bf restSearch filtering methods} (time, organisation, context, etc)
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\item Export returns the data-set in MITRE's owns { \bf ATT\& CK sighting format}
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\frametitle { Searching our data-set for ATT\& CK-like matrix heatmaps}
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\item new standard { \bf restSearch return format}
\item Returns { \bf HTML navigator-like heatmap}
\item Easy integration into existing web applications
\item Make use of all the MISP API filtering options
\item Interested in how the rest of your { \bf sector} shapes up?
\item Or perhaps different { \bf time} frames?
\item Why not both and { \bf compare} them?
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\frametitle { Searching our data-set for ATT\& CK-like matrix heatmaps}
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\item The full dataset for a given time in an instance
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\includegraphics [scale=0.18] { matrix.png}
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\frametitle { Searching our data-set for ATT\& CK-like matrix heatmaps}
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\item The full dataset for a given time in an instance
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\includegraphics [scale=0.18] { matrix2.png}
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\frametitle { ATT\& CK matrices as a standardised methodology}
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\item The advent of ATT\& CK had a secondary effect that was somewhat anticipated
\item { \bf Francesco Bigarella} from ING showcased { \bf attack4fraud}
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\item { \bf ATT\& CK like matrix}
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\item Makes use of kill-chain phases
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\item Enables all of the advantages provided by the framework (such as technique frequency analysis)
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\item This inspired us to allow for other matrix-like galaxies to be added
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\includegraphics [scale=0.3] { matrix-like.png}
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\frametitle { ATT\& CK matrices as a standardised methodology outcomes}
\begin { itemize}
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\item Several ATT\& CK like matrices added since in MISP galaxy
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\item { \bf attck4fraud}
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\item { \bf Election guidelines}
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\item { \bf Office365 exchange techniques}
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\item { \bf AM!TT Tactic} \footnote { \url { https://github.com/misinfosecproject/amitt_ framework} } (Adversarial Misinformation and Influence Tactics and Techniques) framework for describing disinformation incidents
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\frametitle { Election guidelines}
\includegraphics [scale=0.3] { election.png}
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\frametitle { Office 365 techniques}
\includegraphics [scale=0.3] { office.png}
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\frametitle { AM!TT Tactic (Adversarial Misinformation and Influence Tactics and Techniques)}
\includegraphics [scale=0.3] { amitt.png}
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\frametitle { Conclusion}
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\item The matrix-like enhancement from the MISP galaxy format will be added in the default MISP galaxy standard format\footnote { \url { https://www.misp-standard.org/} }
\item MITRE ATT\& CK sighting export in MISP was a first step to automate sharing of sightings ($ \rightarrow $ public/private repository of sightings)
\item ATT\& CK like matrices become more and more common, thanks the { \bf continuous work of the community}
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