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Using AI to extract TTPs from threat reports

A January 31, 2026 summary of a Microsoft-described workflow reports using AI to extract TTPs, map detection coverage, and flag possible gaps, with specialists reviewing and validating the results.

Published on January 31, 2026, this entry summarizes a workflow described by Microsoft: use AI to extract TTPs—tactics, techniques, and procedures—from threat reports, compare the findings with existing detection coverage, and flag possible gaps. Human specialists review and validate the results. The workflow may help security teams find detection gaps and speed up detection engineering; the summary provides no metrics or implementation details.

To study the approach with one of your organization’s reports, send the Rota Nacional API only material your policy allows you to process. Request a structured extraction of TTPs and supporting passages, without asking for definitive conclusions about coverage or gaps.

Compare the response with the original report and have a specialist validate each item. AI does not replace human review or, by itself, prove that a detection is missing.

Consult Microsoft’s original material to verify its scope and details; compare it with this summary, which reports only the facts above. The described application is a workflow account, not a guarantee of results.

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