Perform link analysis and threat hunting using MITRE-ATT&CK specific filters
Correlate and perform link analysis of observables, security incidents, and MITRE-ATT&CK related information so that your organization can start hunting for threats.
Before you begin
Role required: sn_ti.mitre_analyst, sn_si.read
About this task
After you associate the security incidents with MITRE-ATT&CK information, you can use the MITRE-ATT&CK specific filters for threat hunting. Use the MITRE-ATT&CK filters with the existing Security Incident Response filters to correlate and perform link analysis.
Procedure
Navigate to All > Security Incidents > Show All Incidents.
Click Update Personalized List to add the MITRE columns.
Select a filter condition so that you can view MITRE related information and associations with security incidents or observables:
- MITRE-ATT&CK Adversary Group
- MITRE-ATT&CK Data Source
- MITRE-ATT&CK Procedure (Malware)
- MITRE-ATT&CK Procedure (Tools)
- MITRE-ATT&CK Tactic
- MITRE-ATT&CK Technique
- Create a filter condition that is based on the above criteria and click Run to perform a link analysis or correlation between security incidents, observables, and MITRE-ATT&CK related information.
Note: The MITRE-ATT&CK data is stored as a string and you can only use contains as the operator for filter conditions.
For example, if you want to review that a configuration item (CI) is compromised, you select a CI. You then correlate the CI with techniques that are present by adding a MITRE-ATT&CK Technique ID. You can then continue to build your filter criteria to correlate the information and for threat hunting.
MITRE filter conditions for threat analysis.
Parent Topic:Using MITRE-ATT&CK to detect and analyze threats
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