Adversary Emulation with Mitre Att&ck

Bridging the Gap Between the Red and Blue Teams

Author: Drinor Selmanaj

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This comprehensive guide introduces an empirical approach with strategies and processes collected over a decade of experience in the cybersecurity field. You'll learn to assess resilience against coordinated and stealthy threat actors capable of harming an organization.

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By incorporating cyber threat intelligence, adversary emulation provides a form of cybersecurity assessment that mimics advanced persistent threat (APT) tactics, techniques, and procedures (TTPs). This comprehensive guide introduces an empirical approach with strategies and processes collected over a decade of experience in the cybersecurity field. You'll learn to assess resilience against coordinated and stealthy threat actors capable of harming an organization.

Author Drinor Selmanaj demonstrates adversary emulation for offensive operators and defenders using practical examples and exercises that actively model adversary behavior. Each emulation plan includes different hands-on scenarios, such as smash-and-grab or slow-and-deliberate. This book uses the MITRE ATT&CK knowledge base as a foundation to describe and categorize TTPs based on real-world observations and provides a common language that's standardized and accessible to everyone.

You'll learn how to:

Map cyber threat intelligence to ATT&CK
Define adversary emulation goals and objectives
Research adversary emulation TTPs using the ATT&CK knowledge base
Plan and conduct adversary emulation and communicate your findings
Automate adversary emulation to support repeatable testing
Execute FIN6, APT3, and APT29 emulation plans

About the Author

Drinor Selmanaj is a cybersecurity frontier with over a decade of paramount experience in penetration testing, cyberterrorism combat, and global privacy amidst NATO representatives, multinational corporations, tech giants, and heads of state. Moreover, he is a prolific investor in the tech scene with several cybersecurity-related companies and initiatives under his name.