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MITRE frameworks (ATT&CK, D3FEND, ENGAGE, F3)
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Framework landscape
1Overview of common compliance frameworks and their data structures.
MITRE Fight Fraud Framework (F3) added as a recognized source
2The owner asked for MITRE's Fight Fraud Framework (F3) across the knowledge base and wherever else it applies. F3 is now a one-click recognized import with a bundled recipe, and the framework pages list it. Records how F3 reuses ATT&CK ids and leaves open whether a shared id should resolve to the same concept.
The demo now carries the full MITRE F3 catalog and its hierarchy
3Replaces synthetic F3 demo rows with the pinned public v1.2 workbook, real tactic notes and resolved hierarchy links. Existing filters suffice for sub-technique parents; shipped recipes and the F3-to-ATT&CK identity question remain unchanged.
Framework standards & tools
4Reference guide to compliance frameworks, mapping standards, and GRC tools relevant to Crosswalker.
Framework versioning
5How NIST, MITRE, CIS, and CRI handle version changes — migration guides, what breaks, and lessons for Crosswalker.
Framework data sources
6Canonical acquisition, licence, workbook binding, recipe, row-count, and import-gotcha reference for sources Crosswalker recognizes.
CTID
7Center for Threat-Informed Defense (MITRE Engenuity) — maintains ATT&CK control mappings, sensor mappings, and attack flow.
MITRE
8MITRE Corporation — publishes ATT&CK, D3FEND, ENGAGE, the Fight Fraud Framework (F3) and funds the Center for Threat-Informed Defense.