Picus Security Adopts Top ATT&CK Techniques

Since defending against all MITRE ATT&CK® techniques is impractical, security teams must prioritize those commonly leveraged by the threats organizations face. The Center for Threat Informed Defense's (Center) Top ATT&CK Techniques project aids defenders in systematically prioritizing techniques by identifying the ones most commonly observed by its Sightings Ecosystem.

Picus, a founding Center Gold affiliate, has adopted this R&D project to help enterprises quickly and easily validate their security controls against Top ATT&CK Techniques.

Download and Learn Adoption Best Practices
Read the Top ATT&CK Techniques Adoption Spotlight to learn about the enhancements we’ve made to our Complete Security Validation Platform to enable security teams to simulate the top ten ATT&CK techniques plus measure and optimize coverage against them.

About the Center for Threat-Informed Defense

The Center is a non-profit, privately funded research and development
the organization operated by MITRE Engenuity. The Center’s mission is to advance the state of the art and the state of the practice in threat informed defense globally. Comprised of participant organizations from around the globe with highly sophisticated security teams, the Center builds on MITRE ATT&CK®, an important foundation for threat informed defense used by security teams and vendors in their enterprise security operations. Because the Center operates for the public good, outputs of its research and development are available publicly and for the benefit of all. Visit https://ctid.mitre-engenuity.org/

Top_ATTCK_Techniques

The Center for Threat-Informed Defense aims to advance the state of the art and the state of the practice in threat-informed defense globally, using research and development outputs that are available publicly for the benefit of all.

Picus Security has adopted the Top ATT&CK Techniques project to help enterprises validate their security controls against the most commonly observed techniques and to enhance their Complete Security Validation Platform for better simulation and optimization.

The 'Emerging Threats' section discusses various vulnerabilities, including remote code execution vulnerabilities in systems like SAP NetWeaver, Erlang/OTP SSH, Ivanti, and Ingress NGINX, as well as ransomware threats like Medusa and Ghost (Cring).

By clicking on 'Cookie Settings,' users can customize their cookie preferences and change default settings on the website.

The Security Validation Platform offers security control validation, attack surface validation, cloud security validation, attack path validation, and detection rule validation.