MITRE Fight Fraud Framework (F3) is a behavior-based model of fraud actor tactics and techniques that gives fraud and cyber defenders a shared structure to describe incidents, relate events, and disrupt fraud outcomes.
MITRE CTID’s latest ambiguous techniques research turns context into confidence with minimum telemetry requirements and a confidence scoring model that helps detection engineers pick the right log sources for robust, low-noise detections.
Threat-informed defense changes the game on the adversary. Threat-informed defenders read their adversaries’ playbooks and then orchestrate a defense based on that knowledge. MITRE ATT&CK® is the core of threat-informed defense as our framework of adversary tactics, techniques, and procedures …
MITRE ATLAS™ analyzed OpenClaw incidents that showcase how AI-first ecosystems introduce new exploit execution paths. OpenClaw is unique because it can independently make decisions, take actions, and complete tasks without continuous human oversight. By mapping the patterns and behaviors to ATLAS …
Threats to cloud computing span multiple security domains, objectives, and layers of technology. Defenders must protect dynamic, shared environments while adversaries actively exploit misconfigurations, weak controls, and gaps between responsibility boundaries. To keep up, security cannot just focus …
INFORM builds on M3TID to translate threat intelligence, defensive measures, and test & evaluation into a measurable, repeatable practice. Here’s how to use the new assessment to mature your threat-informed defense program.
Threat-informed defenders can use ATT&CK Sync and the enhanced Mappings Editor to keep ATT&CK-based tools and mappings current with major changes like ATT&CK v18.
The exploitation of critical zero-day vulnerabilities in Microsoft SharePoint highlights that adversaries don’t always need new tools to succeed. By chaining familiar techniques with newly discovered flaws, they can bypass defenses without deploying novel malware or infrastructure. Sometimes, all it …
From large multinationals with mature cybersecurity programs to small startups, organizations around the globe use Attack Flow to track the APTs that are tracking them…
The Cyber Risk Institute Profile is a distillation of the NIST Cybersecurity Framework tailored to address the financial services sector’s regulatory environment. Financial institutions, financial services companies, financial firms, and their third-party providers use the CRI Profile …
