Turn intelligence into action
Map real-world threats to your current detections and platforms to reveal exactly where attackers would succeed today.
The unified threat-to-detection map for security teams.
A unified Threat-to-Detection Map that connects MITRE ATT&CK, MaGMa, threat intelligence, detections, and validation into a single operational workflow. Shrink dwell time. Close detection gaps. Deploy with confidence.
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Why SecuMap
SecuMap transforms threat intelligence, ATT&CK context, and MaGMa-based engineering workflows into a single live system of action. Identify gaps, engineer detections, generate platform-specific rules, and validate them—continuously and automatically.
Map real-world threats to your current detections and platforms to reveal exactly where attackers would succeed today.
Replace spreadsheets with a structured maturity model that measures quality, coverage, validation state, and drift—all automatically.
Generate SIEM, EDR, NDR, and cloud rule syntax instantly. Push to GitOps, SOAR, or API integrations without rework.
Integrate BAS platforms and run continuous ATT&CK simulations to prove detection efficacy and highlight regressions.
Live coverage view
Visualize coverage, effectiveness, and validation status across every tactic so teams can focus remediation on the highest-impact gaps.
Normalize detections from EDR, NDR, cloud, and SaaS tools into a single live heat map of adversary techniques.
Understand exactly which techniques lack coverage and route items to the right owner with security playbooks.
Share executive-friendly reports that show progress against frameworks like MITRE ATT&CK, NIST CSF, and D3FEND.
“SecuMap gives our security leaders and analysts a shared picture of where we're strong, where we're exposed, and what to fix next.”