CTI Overlap Analysis & MITRE ATT&CK Coverage Mapping

Operational visibility for CTI program leaders

Intel Fusion treats your cyber threat intelligence as a portfolio, not a feed list. It measures pairwise overlap across 990+ source pairs, scores coverage against the MITRE ATT&CK® matrix, and produces ranked rationalization recommendations grounded in evidence analysts can verify. The output is the artifact your program has been missing: a defensible answer to "what does our CTI actually cover, and what is each feed contributing?"

• CTI source overlap analysis

  Pairwise correlation across every source in your portfolio. See exactly which feeds are restating intelligence you already have and which carry unique coverage.

  How overlap analysis works
• MITRE ATT&CK® coverage mapping

  Quantitative coverage of your CTI portfolio against the ATT&CK matrix. Tactic, technique, and sub-technique scoring with weighted relevance.

  See the coverage methodology
• Intelligence source correlation

  A portfolio-level correlation layer so analysts can fuse intelligence across sources without doing it mentally. Durable, auditable, and analyst-reviewable.

  Source correlation use case
• CTI portfolio rationalization

  Ranked recommendations to consolidate, drop, renew, replace, or pilot — each with the overlap and coverage evidence attached. Defensible in budget review.

  Inside the recommendation engine
• AI-assisted analyst workflows

  An analyst surface grounded in the portfolio data. Interrogate coverage, explain overlap, and review recommendations with cited evidence — not opaque summaries.

  Analyst workflow acceleration

• CTI overlap analysis for program managers
• ATT&CK coverage assessment for security leadership
• Threat intelligence rationalization
• Intelligence source correlation for analyst teams
• Cyber intelligence investment optimization

Coverage scores you can defend

ATT&CK mapping fidelity is the difference between a coverage number that survives executive scrutiny and one that does not. Intel Fusion documents how sources are mapped — claimed vs. observed coverage, sub-technique granularity, partial coverage handling, and matrix versioning — so every reported number has an audit trail.