MITRE ATT&CK Coverage — Threadlinqs Intelligence

MITRE ATT&CK is the industry catalogue of adversary tactics and techniques. This page maps the Threadlinqs corpus onto it: for every tactic, how many distinct techniques the corpus documents and how many profiled threats use them, each linked to deployable Splunk SPL, Microsoft KQL and Sigma detections.

Data as of : 820 MITRE ATT&CK techniques plus 45 MITRE ATLAS (adversarial-ML) techniques observed across the corpus, 865 distinct techniques in total. Tactic labels are normalised across the Enterprise, ICS, Mobile and ATLAS matrices, so each tactic is counted once.

TacticTechniquesThreats
Stealth (formerly Defense Evasion)1582,620
Persistence982,123
Credential Access652,290
Execution602,720
Collection592,220
Discovery582,145
Privilege Escalation581,155
Resource Development531,991
Impact531,763
Command and Control452,219
Reconnaissance431,161
Defense Impairment411,237
Initial Access382,849
Defense Evasion (Mobile)3379
Exfiltration271,554
Lateral Movement241,177
Collection (Mobile)2187
Command and Control (Mobile)1672
Inhibit Response Function (ICS)1423
Initial Access (Mobile)13103
Impact (Mobile)1324
Impact (ICS)1214
Discovery (Mobile)1156
Initial Access (ICS)1121
Credential Access (Mobile)1050
Persistence (Mobile)1035
Collection (ICS)109
Impair Process Control (ICS)914
Persistence (ICS)815
Execution (ICS)89
Lateral Movement (ICS)68
Evasion (ICS)67
Execution (Mobile)530
AI Attack Staging (ATLAS)58
Discovery (ICS)56
Exfiltration (Mobile)442
Network Effects (Mobile)44
Privilege Escalation (ICS)42
Privilege Escalation (Mobile)340
AI Model Access (ATLAS)38
Command and Control (ICS)35
Lateral Movement (Mobile)32
Impact (ATLAS)22
Defense Evasion (ATLAS)11
Persistence (ATLAS)11

What this coverage means

The deepest technique coverage sits in Stealth (formerly Defense Evasion), Persistence, Credential Access — the tactics where the corpus documents the most distinct adversary behaviours.

By breadth of threats affected the order changes: Initial Access, Execution, Stealth (formerly Defense Evasion) appear on more profiled threats than any other tactic.

The widest divergence between the two is Privilege Escalation (Mobile): 3 distinct techniques, ranking 39 by technique depth, yet 40 threats, ranking 23 by breadth — a small technique set that recurs across a large share of the corpus.

Interactive matrix with per-technique detections in the app. Gap analysis and technique prediction via the MCP server. Corpus-wide counts: platform statistics.

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