Microsoft is happy to have contributed and worked closely with the Center for Threat-Informed Defense and other partners to develop the MITRE ATT&CK® for Containers matrix.
For the third year in a row, Microsoft successfully demonstrated industry-leading defense capabilities in the independent MITRE ATT&CK evaluation.
What’s the future of security operations? Dave Kennedy, Founder of Binary Defense, shares his insights on threat hunting, incident response, and more with Microsoft.
MITRE Engenuity’s Center for Threat-Informed Defense has published a library of detailed plans for emulating the threat actor FIN6 (which Microsoft tracks as TAAL). Microsoft is proud to be part of this industry-wide collaborative project.
Inspired by MITRE’s transparency in publishing the payloads and tools used in the attack simulation, we’ll describe the mystery that is Step 19 and tell a story about how blue teams, once in a while, can share important learnings for red teams.
Microsoft Threat Protection uses a data-driven approach for identifying lateral movement, combining industry-leading optics, expertise, and data science to deliver automated discovery of some of the most critical threats today.
The latest round of MITRE ATT&CK evaluations proved yet again that Microsoft customers can trust they are fully protected even in the face of such an advanced attack as APT29.
During the MITRE ATT&CK evaluation, Microsoft Threat Protection delivered on providing the deepest optics, near real time detection, and a complete view of the attack story.
A threat hunting team can help you defend against stealth attackers.
Threat protection that changes our approach to attacks requires built-in intelligence that can understand how an attack got in, prevent its spread across domains, and automatically heal compromised assets.
