MITRE ATT&CK: The Play at Home Edition
summary
Small company maps ATT&CK to Splunk, authors 41 technique detections and visualizes coverage in the ATT&CK Navigator, then uses Atomic Red Team to emulate adversary procedures; detections fire but a separate fictional APT still compromises them because of blind spots and overconfidence. Concrete takeaways: map detections to actual data sources, score confidence on a 0–5 scale instead of green/red, automate taxonomy sync via APIs, and run red/blue purple exercises to turn red findings into durable analytics rather than checkbox rules.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Welcome and introductions
- 0:39Play at home setup
- 3:11Meet the characters
- 6:11The cyber attack narrative
- 10:13Implementing MITRE ATT&CK
- 13:54Validating defenses
- 16:17The attack fails
- 17:54Lessons learned
- 20:51Executive threat mapping
- 26:00Actionable threat intel
- 30:43Data-driven detection
- 35:18Reducing false positives
- 38:01Purple team collaboration
- 41:53Final takeaways
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