Risk-based Hardening Guidelines

ThreatCover is a comprehensive security platform that offers prescriptive hardening guidelines based on Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures (TTPs) derived from the MITRE ATT&CK framework. These guidelines empower organizations to strengthen their internal environment by actively disrupting techniques and sub-techniques employed by cyber threats, including APT Groups and malwares. By following ThreatCover's recommendations, end-users can effectively defend against emerging threats and enhance their overall security posture.

ThreatCover provides mitigation recommendations by identifying and disrupting specific techniques and sub-techniques outlined in the MITRE ATT&CK framework. These recommendations are prescriptive and designed to help organizations counteract potential attacks. By implementing the suggested mitigations, organizations can proactively defend against threats and significantly reduce their attack surface.

The MITRE ATT&CK framework is a comprehensive knowledge base that categorizes and describes various tactics, techniques, and procedures (TTPs) commonly used by cyber adversaries during different stages of an attack. ThreatCover leverages this framework to provide actionable hardening guidelines based on real-world threat behaviors. This ensures that organizations are equipped to counteract specific attack techniques effectively.

Kill-Switch Mastery is a methodology introduced by CTM360 that empowers organizations to disrupt malware infections or specific types of attacks, such as ransomware or APT Group activities. By mastering the Kill-Switch technique, organizations can effectively mitigate multiple attacks by hardening their defenses against a single technique. This approach minimizes the potential impact of various threats and enhances an organization's ability to thwart attacks.

The Kill-Switch technique involves identifying and targeting specific elements or behaviors within a cyber attack. By disrupting these elements, organizations can halt or significantly impede the progress of the attack. This technique can be particularly effective against malware infections and targeted attacks.