MITRE ATT&CK in Kubernetes: Expel Mind Map Kit
Reduce Kubernetes complexity
Regardless of your industry, you (or your peers) in cybersecurity have likely turned to Kubernetes. It’s becoming the de facto standard for scaling, deploying, and managing containerized applications.
But the more clouds and containers you use, the larger your threat landscape. And your analysts need easy-to-use tools to aid in their investigations when incidents occur. So, do you know how to align Kubernetes to the MITRE ATT&CK tactics?
We do, and we’re sharing what we know. If you want to map Kubernetes features and capabilities to common attacks to prevent them in the future, we’ve got you covered with this mind map kit.
When you download this kit, you’ll get:
- The Kubernetes mind map, which connects Kubernetes and MITRE ATT&CK tactics
- A defender’s cheat sheet, to serve as a guide for how to use the mind map and to better understand the tactics, techniques, and API calls that could be involved in an attack
- An editable mind map you can customize for your own SOC analysts to use during their investigations
MITRE ATT&CK Kubernetes Mind Map Kit
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