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ICS Technique Explorer

Explore MITRE ATT&CK® for ICS by platform and asset role. Keep the whole system in view, inspect the source filters, and see what changed between releases.

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104 matching IDs of 104 in this parent-aware view78 parents + 26 sub-techniques before search/asset filters

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These are reference memberships, not applicability decisions. A technique can appear under several tactics; aligned rows are not an attack sequence. A matching child keeps its parent visible as labeled context; context is not counted.

TA0108

Initial Access

12 matching IDs

TA0104

Execution

15 matching IDs

TA0110

Persistence

10 matching IDs

TA0111

Privilege Escalation

2 matching IDs

TA0103

Evasion

9 matching IDs

TA0102

Discovery

8 matching IDs

TA0109

Lateral Movement

11 matching IDs

TA0100

Collection

11 matching IDs

TA0101

Command and Control

5 matching IDs

TA0107

Inhibit Response Function

20 matching IDs

TA0106

Impair Process Control

8 matching IDs

TA0105

Impact

12 matching IDs

Tip: use Table for a compact list, or scroll the matrix horizontally (keyboard: focus it, then use the arrow keys). Select a technique for its definition, source tags, asset relationships, and citations.

Read the filters critically

Not shown does not mean not applicable.

Platform tags are navigation aids, not four exclusive device bins. These views stay within the ICS domain; they are not the Enterprise Windows, Linux, or Network Devices matrices.

  • 12 active IDs have the literal platform value None. They are omitted from the four platform views. Review full ICS for process and business consequences.
  • 9 active IDs have no usable platform field. Missing metadata is not an applicability judgment.
  • 3 distinct children have direct tags hidden by the parent rule. Switch Membership basis to Direct STIX tags to inspect them; this does not rewrite MITRE’s fields.
  • Windows and Linux have identical parent-aware ID sets in v20.0. This reflects source tagging, not identical vulnerabilities, monitoring, or controls.
View counts and affected IDs
v20.0 · unique active IDs, not tactic-column sums
ICS viewParentsChildrenTotal IDsDirect tagsVerification
ICS7826104104Archived page matched
Embedded62177979Archived page matched
Windows56126869Archived page matched
Linux56126869Archived page matched
Network Devices3974649Archived page matched

Literal None: T0813, T0815, T0826, T0827, T0828, T0829, T0831, T0832, T0837, T0879, T0880, T0882.

Missing/empty platforms: T0869.001, T0869.002, T1701, T1701.001, T1701.002, T1701.003, T1701.004, T1701.005, T1701.006.

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Provenance and other reviewed releases
  • v20.0 · 104 active technique IDs · source modified 2026-10-13
  • v19.2 · 97 active technique IDs · source modified 2026-08-05
  • v18.1 · 83 active technique IDs · source modified 2025-11-13

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