“Pivoting” is an often overlooked but critical feature of the day-to-day work of a Cyber Threat Intelligence (CTI) analyst. Possibly the earliest reference to the concept is within a cornerstone work for CTI, “The Diamond Model of Intrusion Analysis”, with the idea elaborated in the graphic below: Fig 1: The
Elemendar has recently rolled out a graph editing feature within the READ. platform which allows the user to edit entities within a source document through a graph-based visual representation of the document. We’re now excited to present this deep dive into Graph Editing! Previously, the only way to edit documents
MITRE is a leading light in the current cyber threat intelligence (CTI) scene being the pioneer of the MITRE ATT&CK framework and the associated data sources. For those unfamiliar with MITRE ATT&CK take a look at the website as the first port of call; however, as a very brief summary,
As a new joiner, one of my first tasks involved familiarising myself with Elemendar’s READ. tool - a tool designed to leverage Machine Learning techniques to add structure to unstructured CTI data such as white papers, reports and articles. As READ. works in two main ways: either in a “headless”
