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This study explores different approaches for using MITRE ATT&CK (a knowledge base of past security incidents) as a risk identification technique, within the frame of EBIOS RM (a security risk assessment methodology). It discusses the relevance of these approaches, and of the overall use of MITRE ATT&CK for risk assessment.
What is an incident response plan? An incident response plan (IRP) serves as an individualised, structured playbook for organisations, providing a set of procedures and guidelines when a security incident occurs. These disruptive events have the potential to threaten an IT system’s availability, confidentiality, and integrity, compromising its data. An incident response plan’s primary focus [...]
On September 15th this year, an 18-year-old surprised Uber’s security team by gaining access to the company’s internal networks. The supposed attacker sent evidence of their escapades to security researchers and the New York Times – including screenshots of source code, cloud storage, and internal emails. The attacker also explained their methods – presenting a […]