Hi and welcome back to Cyber Reasons Malicious Life B-Sides. I'm Ren Levy. In some ways, cyber security is like art. There are so many techniques, type of vulnerabilities

and tools, it's easy to get lost if you don't have enough experience

to build a strong sense of intuition.

And that's sadly not a good thing.

It might give the profession a romantic aura of sorts, you know, the grizzled security veteran

who's seen it all and such.

But in practice, lack of strong scientific-like basis often works against the defenders.

And that's a part of what Miters Attack Framework spelled ATT Ampersand-C-K tries to achieve.

Make sense of the collective knowledge of the security community and share that knowledge

so that cyber defense becomes less a form of art

and more about using the correct tools and techniques.

As Myder writes on its website, quote, with the creation of attack,

Miter is fulfilling its mission to solve problems for a safer world by bringing

communities together to develop more effective cyber security.

In this B-side episode, Nate Nelson, our senior producer, talks with Israel Barak,

Cyber reasons CISO and regular guest of our

podcast about Miter Attack and how it can help your organization stay safe.

Enjoy the episode. Israel, what is Myter?

Myter is a non-profit organization that is primarily doing federal government contract work,

but as part of their work for the benefit of the public, one of the things that they focus on is bringing innovative standardizations and creating publicly available knowledge basis really for the benefit of the community.

And one of the areas of focus for them in that last couple of years is an example for that has been creating the framework and

body of knowledge called MITTER attack. Right so tell me about the MITER

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