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The MITRE Engenuity ATT&CK Evaluations program is a state of the art, impartial assessment of cybersecurity tools and solutions using the MITRE ATT&CK framework. The ATT&CK Evaluations process applies a systematic methodology using a threat-informed purple teaming approach to capture critical context around a solution’s ability to detect or protect against known adversary behavior as defined by the ATT&CK knowledge base. Evaluations are not competitive analysis, and as such do not showcase scores, ranking, or rating. Results from each evaluation are published freely, enabling businesses to make better informed decisions for their cybersecurity outfit.

Work with us to articulate the efficacy of your capabilities against adversary behavior.

Jeffrey Linenfelser
Senior Principal
jlinenfelser@mitre-engenuity.org
(703) 263-5947

The Center for Threat-Informed Defense is a privately funded research and development center that unites organizations with highly sophisticated security teams to advance threat-informed defense globally. Funded by its participant organizations, the Center for Threat-Informed Defense builds on MITRE ATT&CK, an important foundation for threat-informed defense. Because the Center operates for the public good, outputs of its research and development are available publicly and for the benefit of all.

Join us as we change the game on the adversary.

ctid@mitre-engenuity.org

The Semiconductor Alliance is securing US semiconductor technology innovation, manufacturing leadership, & supply chain resilience guided by principles of collaboration, fairness, and democracy. Through our neutral, balance, and resilient governance and by embracing a marketplace of competitive ideas, we are leading a whole-of-nation effort to reimagine the semiconductors ecosystem with breakthrough technical leadership and accountability to government objectives.

Join us in ensuring continued US leadership in advanced technology.

Allison Reardon

areardon@mitre-engenuity.org

First Responders are increasingly being asked to use Uncrewed Aircraft Systems (UAS) or “drones” and are finding their use vital in time-sensitive, dangerous, and high-risk situations. But there are currently no consistent standards for public safety remote pilot training or credentialing that would ensure UAS are being operated safely. In response to this inadequacy, we have created Safely Operating Aircraft Remotely (SOAR™), which aims to focus on furthering public safety and enriching first responder development with drones.

Kevin Moran
Business and Portfolio Developer
soar-training@mitre-engenuity.org

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