Unfortunately, I am old enough to remember how SIEM was done before the arrival of threat intelligence feeds. We had to write broad behavioral (well, “behavioral-ish”, if I am totally honest) rules without relying on any precise knowledge of attacker
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One more idea that has been bugging me for years is an idea of “detection as code.” Why is it bugging me and why should anybody else care?
First, is “detection as code” just a glamorous term for what you did when you loaded your Snort rules in cvs in
We all know David Bianco Pyramid of Pain, a classic from 2013. The focus of this famous visual is on indicators that you “latch onto” in your detection activities. This post will reveal a related mystery connected to SIEM detection evolution and its
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Atlanta Chapter Meet: Build the Pen Test Maturity Model (Virtual Session)
- Description:
The Atlanta Pen Test Chapter has officially begun and is now actively underway.
Atlanta CISOs and security teams have kicked off Pen Test Chapter #1 (Virtual), an ongoing working series focused on drafting Pen Test Maturity Model v0.1, designed for an intel-led, exploit-validated, and AI-assisted security reality. The chapter was announced at …
- Created by: Biswajit Banerjee
- Tags: ciso, pen testing, red team, security leadership
