Mars Security Announces Threat-Intelligence-Based Detection Rules Tested Against Customer Data

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Summary

Mars Security says its new capability turns threat intelligence into MITRE ATT&CK-mapped detection rules, backtests them against customers’ previous 30 days of data, and identifies gaps in existing detection coverage.

Key points

  • The capability converts newly published threat intelligence into detection rules intended to be ready for review within minutes.
  • Mars says rules are mapped to MITRE ATT&CK and written for connected telemetry sources, including CrowdStrike, Wiz, Splunk and cloud logs.
  • Before offering a rule, the system tests its query against the customer’s previous 30 days of data and estimates matches and false positives.
  • The system scores indicators for false-positive history and filters out those it considers too broad, too old or noisy.
  • Mars says it can identify gaps in existing detection coverage, with examples including AWS CloudTrail tampering and suspicious Microsoft Graph API activity.
  • Some recommendations for detection-as-code teams are provided as pull requests for review and merging.

Article Details

Event Type
Product capability announcement
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Mars Security announced Real-Time Intel-Based Detection, which converts newly published threat intelligence into MITRE ATT&CK-mapped detection rules, backtests them against customers’ prior 30 days of data, and identifies detection coverage gaps. The company says this can reduce the delay between threat reporting and production-ready detection without changing customers’ existing security stacks.

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