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MITRE ATT&CK Coverage

MITRE ATT&CK Framework

The MITRE ATT&CK framework is a curated knowledge base that describes how cyber adversaries conduct attacks against information systems. It models the different phases of an attack lifecycle and documents the behaviors that attackers commonly use when compromising and operating within computer networks.

ATT&CK focuses on real-world adversary behavior and organizes it into a structured model of tactics, techniques, and procedures (TTPs). At a high level, the framework is composed of the following core elements:

  • Tactics – the adversary’s tactical objectives during an attack (the why of an action).

  • Techniques – the methods used by adversaries to achieve those objectives (the how).

  • Sub-techniques – more specific variations of techniques that describe particular ways in which a technique may be implemented.

As mentioned in the SATAYO Items page, every item within SATAYO is mapped with the MITRE ATT&CK Framework.

The ATT&CK framework documents known attacker behaviors but is not intended to serve as a checklist of actions that must always be detected. A single technique can be implemented through many different procedures, and these procedures may evolve as adversaries change their methods over time.

ATT&CK Coverage

The concept of ATT&CK coverage refers to the extent to which an organization’s security capabilities can detect, analyze, or respond to the adversary behaviors described in the MITRE ATT&CK framework. By mapping security controls, monitoring activities, and intelligence outputs to specific ATT&CK techniques, it becomes possible to understand which parts of the attack lifecycle are currently covered and where visibility or detection gaps may exist. The ATT&CK Matrix provides an overview of the ATT&CK techniques that are currently addressed within our security operations processes.

ATT&CK Matrix

The relationship between tactics, techniques, and sub-techniques is commonly visualized through the ATT&CK Matrix, which organizes attacker behaviors across the stages of an attack.

The following image shows the tactics and techniques covered by Wuerth IT Italy cyber security products.

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Colors used are to be interpreted as follows:

  • BLUE: Area covered by SATAYO

  • PURPLE: Area covered by both SATAYO and Wuerth IT Italy’s SOC

  • GREEN: Area covered by SOC detection rules

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