ezSec taught our students about MITRE ATT&CK framework. The students learned how to effectively categorize attacks and make targeted protective measures through MITRE ATT&CK's classification system. They helped ezSec to manually label more than 2000 MITRE ATT&CKs from various sites. On top of that, our students also implemented a machine learning approach to automate the classification of cyberattacks by describing them through the MITRE ATT&CK framework. This project perfectly aligned with our students' knowledge in cybersecurity and combined with the techniques of data analysis, allowed them to boost their skills in the real-world using the MITRE ATT&CK framework. Working with ezSec helped them to get acquainted with the Canadian workspace, learn project management and collaboration in a team environment and taught them to deliver in a timely manner on a very demanding task.

Huge thanks to ezSec's CEO, Mr. Tahoun, for his guidance and enthusiasm! Gratitude to Lakehead's Ms. Ye for the project opportunity and support. Thanks to Advance Ontario (Riipen) for this valuable program connecting students with employers for real-world projects!

The employer was a poor communicator. This project was confusing. Students are very grateful to work with employers but I guess some employers are not serious.