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Threat Groups Lab Quiz Answers

Question 1: APT29 is a threat group attributed to the Chinese Government.

• True
• False

Question 2: APT29 is known by all of the following names except:

• YTTRIUM
• The Dukes
• Cozy Bear
• CozyDuke
• DancingBear

Mapping Organizational Intel Quiz Answers

Question 1: Which is of the following is the final suggestion given by MITRE for mapping organizational intelligence data to ATT&CK?

• Research the behavior
• Translate the behavior into a tactic
• Figure out which technique applies to the behavior
• Compare your results

Purple Teaming with MITRE ATT&CK Quick Quiz Answers

Question 1: Utilizing MITRE ATT&CK with Purple teaming may cost more in the additional headcount, but is well worth it.

• True
• False

Foundations of Operationalizing MITRE ATT&CK Final Exam Answers

Question 1: MITRE created all of the following with the exception of what?

• CVEs
• APTs
• CAR
• ATT&CK

Question 2: How can previous incident reports provide intelligence data when operationalizing MITRE ATT&CK?

• By providing an analytical model for the blue team
• By providing a scope of work during purple teaming exercises
• By mapping the behaviors to tactics and techniques.
• By providing the red team with a template

Question 3: This ATT&CK Tactic uses various entry vectors to gain a foothold

• Spearphishing Attachment
• Persistence
• Initial Access
• Credential Access

Question 4: How does MITRE define adversary emulation?

• A type of red team engagement that mimics an unknown threat to an organization by blending in threat intelligence to define what actions and behaviors the red team uses.
• A type of red team engagement that mimics a known threat to an organization by blending in threat intelligence to define what actions and behaviors the red team uses.
• A type of blue team engagement that mimics a known threat to an organization by blending in threat intelligence to define what actions and behaviors the red team uses.
• A type of blue team engagement that mimics an uknown threat to an organization by blending in threat intelligence to define what actions and behaviors the red team uses.

Question 5: This is a knowledge base of analytics developed by MITRE.

• ATT&CK
• CAR
• CVE
• CTID

Question 6: MITRE suggests all of the following as sources of data collection except for what?

• Incident Response Reports
• Authentication logs collected from the domain controller
• File and registry monitoring
• Process and process command line monitoring

Question 7: One of the best ways to truly test and build upon a threat informed defense is to:

• Subscribe to a commercial threat feed
• Provide red team reports to the SOC
• Enable collaboration between red and blue teams through a purple team.
• Utilze STIX/TAXII

Question 8: How can CAR assist you in creating test plans?

• Providing threat intelligence
• Providing a hypothesis
• Providing machine learning
• Providing unit tests

Question 9: Where can you find a listing of all advanced threat groups that MITRE has tracked?

• CVE Database
• Red Canary
• CARS
• ATT&CK Threat Groups Page

Question 10: These are how adversary technical goals are achieved.

• Tactics
• Tools
• Techniques
• Procedures

Question 11: These are specific implementations of how the adversary’s technical goals are achieved.

• Techniques
• Procedures
• Tools
• Tactics

Question 12: The three elements of a threat informed defense include (choose all three):

• Using MITRE CRITS as an intelligence tool
• Defensive engagement of the threat
• Focused sharing and collaboration
• Cyber threat intelligence analysis

Question 13: This ATT&CK Tactic results in adversary-controlled code running on a local or remote system.

• Privilege Escalation
• Execution
• Lateral Movement
• Initial Access

Question 14: Groups like MITRE’s Center for Threat Informed Defense, or CTID, bring together security teams for multiple organizations to participate in which element of a threat informed defense?

• Focused Sharing and Collaboration
• Cyber Threat Intelligence Analysis
• Breach & Attack Simulation Exercises
• Defensive Engagement of The Threat

Question 15: Which element of a threat informed defense allows you to look for indicators of a pending, active, or successful cyber attack?

• Focused Sharing and Collaboration
• Cyber Threat Intelligence Analysis
• MITRE CRITs
• Defensive Engagement of The Threat

Question 16: This tool provides basic navigation and annotation of the ATT&CK matrix.

• ATT&CK Navigator
• CARS
• CTID
• Caldera

Question 17: In terms of a threat informed defense, which element examines TTPs, malware hashes, or domain names?

• Defensive Engagement of The Threat
• Focused Sharing and Collaboration
• Cyber Threat Intelligence Analysis
• Incident Response & Intelligence Gathering

Question 18: Techniques can span across multiple tactics in the MITRE ATT&CK Framework.

• False
• True

Question 19: Adversaries technical goals are

• Procedures
• Tactics
• Tools
• Techniques