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Navigate security work by MITRE ATT&CK tactic and technique — resolve a technique ID or name to the right skill, map a threat intel report or adversary emulation plan to procedures, and run the purple-team loop from technique to detection to validation. Use when a request names an ATT&CK ID like T1003.001, a tactic like lateral movement, an APT group or intel report, or when planning coverage against the matrix.

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# Mapping ATT&CK Techniques

ATT&CK is a shared vocabulary, not a methodology. Its value is that offense,
detection, and response can name the same behaviour — which makes this skill a
router, not a technique catalogue. It resolves a technique to the skill that
holds the actual procedure, and it runs the loop that connects the two sides.

## When to Use

- A request names a technique ID (`T1003.001`), a technique name
  ("Kerberoasting"), or a tactic ("we need lateral movement coverage")
- Converting a threat intel report or an adversary emulation plan into work
- Planning or reporting coverage against the matrix
- Running a purple team exercise: emulate, detect, validate, close the gap
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