Happy to share our latest #IOB reference implementation and technical documentation on GitHub
https://t.co/gj14N9IqhS
Thanks to @OpenCyberAllnc , @JHUAPL , and @CISAgov for all their support and collaboration on this work.
Learn how tracking adversary behaviors closes the gap in cyber threat intelligence sharing in this March 1 webinar from @opencyberallnc. Reserve your spot now!
https://t.co/iIgrfUG4by
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That is something like 24 classes for 1/4 the cost of one class at other places.
Check it out:
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Thanks to the great people at the @OpenCyberAllnc , our Indicator of Behavior WG is now a sub project. We are sharing our script to convert #STIX 2.1 bundles to neo4j databases on the GitHub page:
https://t.co/3PiXUEGauK
For those that may be interested in our research on machine readable STIX bundles for representing cyber adversary behavior, we've placed an early revision of our reference implementation bundle on the @OpenCyberAllnc IOB Working Group GitHub:
https://t.co/lKKOV75Kra
If you know a high school student interested in a free in-person introduction to cybersecurity and ethical hacking summer workshop, please share the HSCW summer workshop registration link.
This will be our 9th annual summer program and we look forward to it every year.
We’re happy to announce that our Summer 2022 workshop will be in person hosted in Laurel, MD July 18-29.
The workshop will be free for students.
Please visit the following link to register as we are limited to 30 students.
https://t.co/PA9Qq6vc81
Hi everybody. I help run a non-profit to teach hands-on cybersecurity labs to HS students. We’re raising funds and would appreciate it if you took a look at our fundraiser.
Hello everyone. We wanted to let you know about our 2021 fundraising campaign. We’d like to replace our laptops for the students and cover the general expenses for the summer 2022 program. All donations are tax-deductible and appreciated.
https://t.co/BiKMMVXz0O
The #IACD Community members at @JHUAPL are happy to share some great resources for #SOAR and Cyber Threat Intel Sharing through out partnership with @CISAgov
https://t.co/rIMv2IKvac
I’m extremely proud of the extreme efforts of my colleagues at The Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory who have been working nonstop for over a year to provide critical COVID information to the world. Their work cannot be praised enough https://t.co/leIcyHq4Vi
For people interested in how to design #SOAR workflows to process cyber intelligence to enable network defense, we have a methodology guide up on GitHub
#IACD Technical Director, Kim Watson, has developed a guide to the "Low-Regret" Methodology for evaluating Cyber Threat Intelligence behind our recent pilot success. The methodology is publicly available via the @JHUAPL GitHub page:
https://t.co/CfhJoHYHGQ
In my spare time, I run a summer workshop for teaching cyber security to high school students. We’ve just opened up registration for summer 2021. Please share if you know someone who would be interested.
#SOAR often relies heavily upon proprietary API calls. #OpenC2 provides a standard for communicating with multiple security devices. In this video, the #IACD team demonstrates an experiment where we successfully utilize OpenC2 with SOAR.
https://t.co/5wpObfiItH
I've been very proud of our team at @JHUAPL working with MS-ISAC, AZ, LA, MA, TX, and Maricopa County on a pilot utilizing #SOAR to automate the generation and response to Cyber Indicators of Compromise. We recently have shared some of our results here:
https://t.co/M59bUgfNGK
All of us at the #IACD team believe that to improve cyber information sharing, we need to move beyond indicator sharing focused on detections of individual attacks. Here is a video on the concept of machine-readable descriptions of attacker behaviors.
https://t.co/G2zufhK8A5
My good colleague at APL, Pat Allen, recently published a great article on Cyber Maneuver in the Cyber Defense Review. Please check it out
https://t.co/MEI7I7Ox6J
If you would like more information from our recent video on Securing Automation with API Gateways, we've published a white paper on our experiment.
https://t.co/ycyIiQJybe
The #IACD team has been busy looking for ways we can share insights from ongoing research and we are very happy to release our new podcast series, "IACD Community Conversations". The first episode debuts today
https://t.co/u5V71FiN48
Here is a video summarizing our recent experiment on using API gateways to secure automation. We believe securing the API calls from #SOAR platforms is a critical aspect of security automation.
https://t.co/TUV0oqlyDQ