From Observed Behaviour to Tactics, Techniques and Actors
ThreatFusionAI helps analysts comprehend how a malware sample functions by integrating attacker behavior with the MITRE ATT&CK framework, Instead of seeing only a malicious verdict, analysts can examine which MITRE ATT&CK techniques were associated with the observed behavior.
View Enterprise ATT&CK techniques across the familiar ATT&CK matrix structure, Search and investigate techniques by ID or name and understand how they fit within attacker tactics.
Submit a malware hash and identify ATT&CK techniques associated with the sample's observed behavior, heat-coloured by how rare — and therefore how discriminating — each technique is.
ThreatFusionAI compares observed techniques with documented activity from tracked threat groups. Rare or distinctive combinations can provide stronger investigative clues than techniques commonly used by many attackers.
Observed behaviour is compared against known malware and tools including DarkGate, Agent Tesla, TrickBot and QakBot, ranked by how much of the sample's behaviour each one explains.
Investigate known campaigns and their associated threat actors where supporting relationships exist — Operation Wocao, SolarWinds Compromise, KV Botnet Activity — each arriving with its attributed actor attached.
MITRE Security Framework for Threat Investigation
Security teams can use the MITRE security framework and ATT&CK knowledge base to describe attacker behavior consistently across investigations, ThreatFusionAI helps analysts connect malware activity with:
Threat intelligence teams, SOC analysts, incident responders, and security leadership can all communicate better as a result.