Comprehensive Reference for Process Analysis & MITRE ATT&CK TTPs
A comprehensive Windows process analysis and security reference tool
The Windows Process Tree Reference is a comprehensive web-based tool designed to help security analysts, incident responders, and IT professionals understand Windows process behaviors, identify legitimate vs. suspicious activities, and correlate processes with MITRE ATT&CK techniques.
Expandable tree view of Windows system processes with detailed information
Fuzzy search by process name, TTP, description, location, and usage patterns
Detailed legitimate usage patterns and suspicious indicators for each process
Direct links to official MITRE ATT&CK technique pages and comprehensive coverage
Fast search, smooth animations, and responsive design for all devices
Full keyboard navigation, ARIA support, and screen reader compatibility
Quickly identify suspicious processes and understand their normal vs. malicious behaviors
Search for specific MITRE ATT&CK techniques and associated Windows processes
Learn about Windows process hierarchy and security implications
Understand legitimate process behaviors and troubleshoot system issues
This project combines information from authoritative sources:
Navigate through the interactive Windows process tree to understand system hierarchy
Use the advanced search to find processes by name, TTP, or behavior patterns
Browse techniques by tactic and see associated Windows processes
Compare legitimate usage patterns with suspicious indicators for each process
This project is provided for educational and reference purposes. The information contained herein is based on publicly available sources and is intended to help security professionals better understand Windows process behaviors and security implications.
Note: This tool is designed for defensive security purposes. Always follow your organization's security policies and procedures when conducting security analysis.