PR3TACK wants to map threats before attackers use them

PR3TACK is an open framework that seeks to bridge the gap between what attackers have already done and what they might do tomorrow. Instead of simply cataloging techniques observed in real incidents, the project tries to describe plausible TTPs that have not yet emerged, so as to anticipate defense. The idea is useful because the traditional intelligence cycle often arrives after the damage, when attackers have already tested and refined the technique. A preemptive framework can help red teams, blue teams and threat hunters build more proactive controls. It is an interesting story because it reflects current pressure: defenses must not only respond faster, but also imagine risk ahead of time.

Source: Help Net Security