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What brings you to ATR?

Find the row closest to why you are here. Each one links to two pages.

  1. I want to integrate ATR

    Load the rules into your scanner, gateway or SIEM. Then pick a lane by how much you want blocked.

  2. I want to write a rule or report a false positive

    Send a rule, a bypass or a false positive. Every rule goes through the same quality gates before it merges.

  3. I am doing procurement or an audit

    See what a conforming engine has to do, and how the rules map to the frameworks you report against. ATR wrote those mappings itself. They are not endorsements.

  4. I want to cite ATR

    Cite the specification by version and DOI. The version you cited stays reachable after the standard moves on.

  5. I want to see how ATR is governed

    Who maintains ATR and how a change gets merged. Also how mistakes get corrected, and how seats on the steering committee are filled.

  6. I represent a government or standards body

    ATR is a rule format under the MIT license, tied to no vendor. Any country or organization can adopt it, audit it or fork it.