Overview
Detection written by people who have never run the attack tends to catch the tool, not the technique. We build and run detection from the other side of the engagement — starting from how the intrusion actually works, and testing the rule by executing the thing it is meant to catch.
Escalation reaches a named engineer, not a queue.
What is covered
Detection engineering and rule development
Log pipeline and telemetry coverage review
Alert triage with an engineer in the loop
Incident response and containment support
Threat hunting against your own environment
Post-incident review and detection-gap closure
How it runs
Coverage, escalation paths and severity definitions are agreed in writing before go-live, against your on-call reality rather than a generic template. Every detection we ship is validated by running the technique it is meant to catch.
What you get
Detections mapped to technique, with the test that proves each one fires
Triaged alerts with context, not raw forwarding
A named engineer on escalation
A written coverage map showing what is watched and what is not
Method and standards
MITRE ATT&CK for detection coverage and gap analysis
NIST SP 800-61 for incident handling
Sigma for portable detection logic you keep if you ever leave
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