TryHackMe | Unified Kill Chain

The Unified Kill Chain is a framework which establishes the phases of an attack, and a means of identifying and mitigating risk to IT assets. Easy 40 min Understanding the behaviours, objectives and methodologies of a cyber threat is a vital step to establishing a strong cybersecurity defence (known as a cybersecurity posture). In this room, you will be introduced to the UKC (Unified Kill Chain) framework that is used to help understand how cyber attacks occur. Learning Objectives: Originating from the military, a “Kill Chain” is a term used to explain the various stages of an attack. In the realm of cybersecurity, a “Kill Chain” is used to describe the methodology/path attackers such as hackers or APTs use to approach and intrude a target. For example, an attacker scanning, exploiting a web vulnerability, and escalating privileges will be a “Kill Chain”. We will come to explain these stages in much further detail later in this room. The objective is to understand an attacker's “Kill C

The Unified Kill Chain is a framework which establishes the phases of an attack, and a means of identifying and mitigating risk to IT assets. Easy 40 min Understanding the behaviours, objectives and methodologies of a cyber threat is a vital step to establishing a strong cybersecurity defence (known as a cybersecurity posture). In this room, you will be introduced to the UKC (Unified Kill Chain) framework that is used to help understand how cyber attacks occur. Learning Objectives: Originating from the military, a “Kill Chain” is a term used to explain the various stages of an attack. In the r