CTI-to-MITRE

HELM multiple-choice wrap that maps a short cyber threat intelligence sentence to a MITRE ATT&CK enterprise technique name.

Also known as: CTI to MITRE, cti-to-mitre-with-nlp

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Categorydomain
Subcategorymultiple-choice mapping of CTI sentences to MITRE ATT&CK enterprise techniques
Page statusunknown
Metricexact_match (HELM run spec; scenario metadata also names quasi_exact_match)
Directionhigher_is_better
Unit%
Dataset size12945
Dataset licenceCC BY-SA 4.0
PublisherDIETI, Università degli Studi di Napoli Federico II, and University of Bern (HELM scenario by Stanford CRFM)

What it measures

HELM scenario cti_to_mitre turns Orbinato et al. 2022's CTI-to-technique classification into a generative multiple-choice task. The model sees one English sentence describing attacker behaviour and must pick the ATT&CK enterprise technique name from a lettered list. The source dataset labels sentences with technique IDs; HELM maps those IDs to names using MITRE ATT&CK v10.1 enterprise-attack.json. This is static text classification, not an agent writing detections. It is not [cti_realm](cti_realm.md).

Task format

Multiple-choice joint adaptation. HELM run spec default: num_options=10, seed=42, max_train_instances=10, instruction "Classify the following situation by the type of security attack. Answer with only a single letter." The last option is Others when the list is shorter than the full category set. Scenario code default num_options is 199 (all enterprise technique categories in the v10.1 zip), which is not the run-spec default.

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