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For a whole framework: every control, the ATT&CK techniques it defends, and whether you can detect them
This is the one-page answer to "are my controls actually backed by detection?". For each control in the framework it shows the ATT&CK techniques the control maps to, and marks each technique detectable when a real rule (Sigma, CAR, IDS, YARA, Falco) covers it, or a gap when nothing does. Honest by construction: control-to-technique links come only from the published mappings, and a technique counts as detectable only if a real rule maps to it. Controls with no ATT&CK mapping are shown as such, not hidden. Export the full matrix for your auditor below.
57
CSA CCM v4 controls
57
controls with ATT&CK mapping
213
distinct techniques defended
140
of those, detectable
65%
overall detection coverage
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Coverage by control family

13 families
FamilyControlsMappedTechniquesDetectableCoverage
AIS 6 6 42 31 73%
BCR 1 1 10 6 60%
CEK 1 1 14 11 78%
DCS 5 5 34 18 52%
DSP 6 6 56 45 80%
HRS 1 1 11 7 63%
I&S 6 6 65 53 81%
IAM 14 14 104 67 64%
IPY 2 2 24 19 79%
LOG 4 4 14 8 57%
STA 2 2 7 6 85%
TVM 3 3 15 12 80%
UEM 6 6 72 49 68%

Control-by-control coverage

57 controls
AIS-02 Application Security Baseline Requirements 6/11 detectable
AIS-04 Secure Application Design and Development 10/11 detectable
AIS-06 Automated Secure Application Deployment 9/15 detectable
AIS-07 Application Vulnerability Remediation 5/5 detectable
AIS-08 API Security 3/3 detectable
DCS-09 Equipment Identification 2/4 detectable
DCS-15 Secure Utilities 4/8 detectable
DSP-02 Secure Disposal 1/2 detectable
DSP-07 Data Protection by Design and Default 9/9 detectable
DSP-08 Data Privacy by Design and Default 7/10 detectable
DSP-16 Data Retention and Deletion 6/9 detectable
HRS-03 Clean Desk Policy and Procedures 7/11 detectable
I&S-04 OS Hardening and Base Controls 12/13 detectable
I&S-05 Production and Non-Production Environments 4/4 detectable
IAM-03 Identity Inventory 3/4 detectable
IAM-04 Separation of Duties 2/4 detectable
IAM-08 User Access Review 4/5 detectable
IAM-11 CSCs Approval for Agreed Privileged Access Roles 11/14 detectable
IPY-02 Application Interface Availability 9/12 detectable
IPY-03 Secure Interoperability and Portability Management 13/16 detectable
LOG-04 Audit Logs Access and Accountability 5/8 detectable
LOG-08 Audit Logs Sanitization 3/3 detectable
STA-10 Supply Chain Risk Management 6/7 detectable
STA-16 Supply Chain Data Security Assessment 3/4 detectable
TVM-05 Detection Updates 4/5 detectable
TVM-06 External Library Vulnerabilities 7/9 detectable
TVM-07 Penetration Testing 4/4 detectable
UEM-08 Storage Encryption 8/9 detectable
UEM-09 Anti-Malware Detection and Prevention 11/14 detectable
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