One technique, two techniques, red technique, blue technique

So you’re digging the MITRE ATT&CK™ Framework and maybe even implementing it in your work, but c’mon…. what does that really mean? While it’s not the turnkey solution to CYBER, ATT&CK has numerous applications in many facets of both adversarial and defensive operations (spanning “holy #%&^! what/who/why is that” to you briefing your check-signers on how you thwarted, and maybe even deceived [ooh la la] some hacking hooligans). In this talk, we’ll peel back some layers and explore what the infamous matrix can really do for you, and more importantly what you can do for it. Jamie Williams (Cyber Adversarial Engineer at MITRE) Jamie Williams is a Cyber Adversarial Engineer at MITRE where he works various efforts involving both operations and research. He also explores industry research and documented adversary behaviors in support of contributions to the MITRE ATT&CK™ framework. Before joining MITRE, Jamie received his M.S. in Information Systems Engineering from Johns Hopkins University and his B.S. in Information Systems from the University of Maryland, Baltimore County (UMBC).