Connect Threat Intelligence Across Frameworks

Use CTI Butler to move across ATT&CK, CAPEC, CWE, ATLAS, DISARM, and linked context without treating each framework as an isolated island.

Overview

Security workflows are stronger when offensive techniques, attack patterns, weaknesses, and defensive context can be explored together rather than separately.

CTI Butler helps build that connected view by exposing major CTI knowledge bases through one product and one set of interoperable access paths.

What This Supports

• Easier traversal across multiple CTI frameworks
• Better contextual research for analysis and detections
• Cleaner reuse of structured CTI in knowledge graphs and downstream tools

Why Teams Use CTI Butler for This

CTI Butler is built around structured CTI data and connected context rather than single-framework silos.

That makes it useful for workflows where users need to understand how concepts relate across datasets, not just read one object at a time.

Example Outcomes

• Pivoting from ATT&CK techniques to related attack patterns and weaknesses
• Building richer context around incidents and detections
• Feeding connected CTI into graph-oriented or standards-based systems