# Creating a Tactic

Tactics are higher-level categories or strategies used by adversaries to achieve their goals. In the MITRE ATT\&CK framework, tactics are broader than techniques and represent the overall objectives of an attack. For example, tactics might include "Execution," "Persistence," "Privilege Escalation," and "Defense Evasion." Tactics encompass a range of techniques that support a specific objective.

<mark style="background-color:yellow;">Step 1:</mark> Click the **Tactics** tab of the **RunbooksDB** module. &#x20;

<mark style="background-color:yellow;">Step 2:</mark> Click **New Tactic**.

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<mark style="background-color:yellow;">Step 3:</mark> Fill out the provided fields.

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1. **Tactic Title (required)**
2. **Tactic ID (required)**
3. **Techniques**: Click **Add Techniques** to bring up a new modal to add techniques to the tactic.&#x20;
4. **Methodologies**: Click **Add Methodologies** to bring up a new modal to add methodologies to the tactic.&#x20;
5. **Tactic Description:** A rich-text field to enter any content, images, or tables to describe the tactic.
6. **Tags:** Enter any tags to help future search and filtering tasks.

<mark style="background-color:yellow;">Step 4:</mark> Click **Save**.

The tactic is now available from the **Tactics** tab, which can be viewed, edited, or deleted.


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