Mapping Alarms to MITRE TTPs
Prompt
Show me current triggered alarms with status error, objectname, objecttype but add a mapping to the MITRE Tactics Techniques and Procedures.
Show it all in a single table and recommendations at the end.
Sample Output
Currently Triggered Alarms with Error Status
Here are all currently triggered alarms with status 'Error', including their mapped MITRE ATT&CK Tactics/Techniques:
| Alarm Name | Object Name | Object Type | Description | MITRE ATT&CK Mapping |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Backup server security & compliance state | bgpdvbr.betagrounds.local | VbrBackupServer | Best practice "Latest product updates should be installed" has Not implemented s... | TA0005: Defense Evasion / T1078: Valid Accounts |
| Bad vCenter Server username logon attempt | vcsa.betagrounds.dev | VSphereVCenter | Fired by event: BadUsernameSessionEvent Event description: Cannot login BGPDVBR... | TA0006: Credential Access / T1110: Brute Force |
| Host NIC link status | esx1.betagrounds.dev | VSphereHost | Link status of the physical NIC "vmnic3" equals down... | TA0040: Impact / T0814: Network Denial of Service |
| Veeam malware detection activity state | bgpdvbr.betagrounds.local | VbrBackupServer | Inline entropy analysis was disabled... | TA0005: Defense Evasion / T1562: Impair Defenses |
Recommendations based on the findings:
- Investigate failed backup jobs and repository offload errors to ensure data protection and compliance.
- Review iSCSI storage target failures and VM generic errors for potential storage or connectivity issues.
- Address security and compliance alarms by ensuring all backup servers are updated and best practices are implemented.
- Examine failed logon attempts and bad username events for signs of credential misuse or brute force attacks.
- Resolve host NIC link status errors to prevent network disruptions.
- Enable or review malware detection and entropy analysis settings to strengthen defenses against ransomware and other threats.
If you need detailed remediation steps for any specific alarm, please let me know!