Python Looking for guidance on my final project

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The discussion centers on a project focused on threat modeling and prediction, particularly the integration of machine learning with existing frameworks like MITRE ATT&CK and STIX. The original poster seeks validation of their approach and additional resources. A suggestion is made to narrow the focus to specific types of threats, such as those identifiable in web traffic data, to enhance the project's clarity and effectiveness. A relevant blog article on threat modeling is also shared as a potential resource for further insights.
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My project is on threat modelling and prediction. The use of threat modelling with machine learning. So far I've found articles that use MITRE ATT&CK repository with STIX used with machine learning and data mining with CVSS, but I'm unsure if this is the right track. I basically just need to know I'm on the right track so sources and ideas for would help me a lot. Thank you
 
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Your project topic seems very broad.

Have you thought to narrow it down to a specific kind of threat and how you might spot it in web traffic data as an example?

I found this blog article on your topic that might help you or others reading this post

https://www.varonis.com/blog/threat-modeling
 
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