Build evidence-backed ATLAS mappings, SOC workflows, red-team tests, and coverage checks for AI incidents
Explain where ATLAS fits alongside ATT&CK and distinguish which AI-enabled attacks belong in each taxonomy for SecOps use.
Place an AI attack step in the correct published ATLAS tactic from Reconnaissance through Impact.
Convert an AI incident narrative into an ATLAS tactic-technique map and identify evidence that supports each technique.
Apply ATLAS mappings to produce detection ideas, triage pivots, and evidence-backed reporting fields.
Restate the published mappings for PoisonGPT, Tay Poisoning, Bing Chat Data Pirate, and EchoLeak using their named tactics and techniques.
Produce an ATLAS-anchored red-team test plan and assess detection-coverage gaps for a fictional organization’s AI system.
3 sections · 6 lessons
Compare ATLAS with ATT&CK and classify AI attack steps using the exact published tactic names from Reconnaissance through Impact.
2 lessonsTrace incident narratives to evidence-backed tactic-technique maps, then apply those mappings to detection ideas, triage pivots, and reporting fields.
2 lessonsExamine published case-study mappings, then build an ATLAS-anchored red-team plan and detection-coverage assessment for a fictional organization.
2 lessonsMITRE ATLAS sits alongside ATT&CK to help security teams analyze AI-enabled incidents without losing sight of evidence. This course builds practical fluency in ATLAS tactics, technique mapping, SOC-ready reporting, published case studies, and coverage planning, so learners can connect AI attack activity to defensible security decisions.
The course covers ATLAS’s relationship with ATT&CK, exact tactics from Reconnaissance through Impact, evidence-backed narrative mapping, and SecOps outputs. It also covers published mappings for PoisonGPT, Tay Poisoning, Bing Chat Data Pirate, and EchoLeak, followed by red-team planning and detection-coverage assessment.
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