MITRE ATT&CK ADVERSARY EMULATION — INDIA

Map Every ATT&CK Technique to a Pass, Fail, or Gap in Your Environment

MITRE ATT&CK is the global standard for adversary behaviour. Ogma's platform runs actual ATT&CK techniques in your network and tells you — with evidence — which ones your security stack caught and which it missed.

No spreadsheet exercises. No theoretical gap analysis. Real emulation. Real results. In your own environment, against your own controls.

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1,800+
ATT&CK Techniques
14
ATT&CK Tactics Covered
29
Named Adversary Profiles
Free
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Complete ATT&CK Tactic Coverage

Ogma's BAS platform tests techniques across all 14 MITRE ATT&CK enterprise tactics — from the first click to full domain compromise.

TA0001
Initial Access

Spear-phishing, drive-by, supply chain, valid accounts

TA0002
Execution

Command interpreter, scheduled tasks, scripting engines

TA0003
Persistence

Boot/logon autostart, account manipulation, web shells

TA0004
Privilege Escalation

Sudo, token impersonation, process injection, BYOVD

TA0005
Defense Evasion

Obfuscation, log clearing, AMSI bypass, timestomping

TA0006
Credential Access

LSASS dumping, Kerberoasting, AS-REP roast, SAM theft

TA0007
Discovery

Network scanning, account enumeration, AD discovery

TA0008
Lateral Movement

Pass-the-hash, RDP, WMI, SMB file shares

TA0009
Collection

Data from local system, browser, email, screenshots

TA0010
Exfiltration

C2 channel, DNS tunnel, cloud storage, HTTP/S

TA0011
Command & Control

HTTPS C2, protocol tunneling, steganography, domain fronting

TA0040
Impact

Data encryption, defacement, service stop, disk wipe

What Makes ATT&CK Emulation Different

This is not a vulnerability scanner. It is an adversary behaviours simulator — the closest thing to a real attacker without the risk.

Technique-Level Precision

Every result is mapped to a specific ATT&CK technique ID (e.g., T1003.001 — LSASS Memory). Your SOC team can immediately identify which detection rule fired, which was silent, and which technique is uncovered.

Coverage Score Per Tactic

After each simulation, you receive a coverage heatmap — showing your prevention and detection rates broken down by ATT&CK tactic. See at a glance whether your blind spots are in Initial Access or Lateral Movement.

Detection Gap Report

The most valuable output: a list of techniques that ran successfully without triggering any alert in your environment. These are your actual blind spots — the techniques a real attacker would use.

Continuous Validation

Run the same adversary profile weekly and track your improvement score. Every time you add a detection rule or tune a policy, validate the impact with a fresh simulation. Close the feedback loop.

Board-Ready Reports

Executive summary with a single risk score and top 5 gaps. Technical detail for your SOC team. Evidence screenshots. ATT&CK Navigator layer export for overlay with your existing coverage map.

SIEM & EDR Correlation

Reports link each technique to standard SIEM query templates (Splunk, QRadar, Sentinel) so your team can verify whether an alert exists — and create one if it does not. Integration with CrowdStrike Falcon, FortiEDR, and Sentinel One.

Who Uses ATT&CK Emulation

SOC Managers

Prove to leadership that your SOC actually detects what it claims to detect. Use ATT&CK heatmaps in monthly reports. Justify headcount and tool budget with evidence of detection gaps — not theoretical coverage.

CISOs & DPOs

Demonstrate due diligence under CERT-In guidelines and ISO 27001 by showing regular, evidence-based security control testing. ATT&CK emulation reports are strong audit artefacts — far more credible than a checkbox assessment.

Red & Blue Teams

Red teams use ATT&CK emulation to quickly scope which techniques are already blocked before spending time on complex custom attack chains. Blue teams use it to validate rule coverage after every SIEM tuning cycle.

Frequently Asked Questions

A red team exercise is a manual, unstructured engagement where human testers try to achieve a specific objective (e.g., reach the domain controller). ATT&CK emulation is automated, structured, and exhaustive — it runs every technique in a profile and reports exactly which fired, which was blocked, and which was missed. Both are valuable; emulation runs continuously while red teams run annually.

No. The platform handles the ATT&CK mapping automatically. You pick an adversary profile (e.g., LockBit Ransomware), and the platform runs the relevant techniques and maps every result to ATT&CK IDs. Your report includes plain-language explanations alongside the technical IDs.

Yes — and that is the point. Emulation tests whether your IDS, AV, EDR, and SIEM actually detect the techniques. Some techniques will be blocked; some will not. The report tells you exactly which — giving you a clear view of your detection coverage.

Yes. Ogma's platform includes sector-specific adversary profiles — ransomware groups targeting Indian healthcare, APT groups focused on government and defence, and financially-motivated groups targeting banking and retail. Contact us for custom profile requests.

The Sandcat agent can be deployed on domain-joined Windows hosts. ATT&CK techniques that require domain context (Kerberoasting, AS-REP Roast, DCSync, GPO abuse) are executed against your actual AD environment — giving realistic results that an agent-on-a-workgroup cannot replicate.

CERT-In's 2022 directions require organisations to implement continuous monitoring and conduct periodic security audits. ATT&CK emulation supports both: it validates that monitoring is effective and provides documentary evidence of regular control testing. It complements, but does not replace, a formal audit.

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