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Detection Engineering Dispatch is a detection engineering & threat hunting podcast featuring spicy use cases, real-world war stories, and the brilliant minds building the future of SecOps.We’re talking sharp takes, top-of-mind challenges, and community content straight from the folks pushing the limits of detection engineering, threat hunting, and everything in between.
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33 épisodes
depuis 30 septembre 2024
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KC Yerrid joins Detection Dispatch to break down SCOUT — a local-first, open-source analyst cockpit built around atomic notes, entity relationships, and structured investigation memory.
The SCOUT Project Github: https://github.com/kcyerrid/SCOUT
In this episode, we explore:
Why static investigatio…
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Detection engineering has the same problem as UFO sightings....sometimes we think we’re seeing something, but we’re not sure what.
In this UFO-themed special, Alex Hurtado and David Burkett break down the new definition of visibility, the evolving role of IOCs, and the rise of EDR evasion exploitin…
In this episode, we hop in the time machine with my old friends Matt Konwiser and Chris Liccardi to break down the evolution of the SOC and explore what actually got better, what got worse, and why alert fatigue may be the normalized thing no one wants to do anything about.
What’s inside:
The ghos…
A Chloe Burton special on the very human side of detection engineering. From a nonlinear path into security (neuroscience, psychology, Splunk era chaos) to leading a DE team today, Chloe and Alex break down why context beats checklists, why so many detections cluster in the middle of the MITRE ATT&…
What if the real question isn’t “Do you need an AI SOC?” but “Are your alerts actually any good?” In this episode, Alex and Dennis Chow (Director of SecOps Engineering at UKG) and co-author of Automating Security Detection Engineering break down the uncomfortable truth: if your alerts are fundament…
Before he ever cried on the red line, Spencer Pratt broke his own RAG index.
In this episode of Detection Dispatch, Spencer Pratt (not The Hills one...this one writes detections, not drama) joins Dispatch to talk through what it really takes to operationalize agentic AI in the wild. From L1/2 triag…
Alex and Scott Rodgers unpack the F5 breach, Mandiant M-Trends highlights like the fall of BEACON, and the leapfrogging of Stolen Creds over Phishing.
Expect:
The infostealer industrial complex
Operation MORPHEUS x BEACON’s quiet exit
The real meaning of “supply chain blast radius” & tight tur…
We unpack what modern EDRs actually deliver, where they fall short, and where to validate telemetry before you buy. EDR Telemetry Project co-founder, Kostas walks through the open-source EDR Project, the pros/cons of Sysmon, and how to evolve from alert consumers to detection engineers. And also...…
On this Detection Dispatch, host Alex Hurtado sits down with Jake Berkowsky CTO at Snowflake to crack open one of the hottest and often misunderstood topics in modern SecOps: the rise of the security data lake x security data lakes as your SIEM.
Modern detection architecture isn’t about choosing SI…
In a world where SOCs are dissolving, job roles are glitching, and where the attack surface blurs between our work <> personal life between Slack & Discord, one thing remains constant: detection never sleeps.
On this episode of Dispatch, we’re joined by Day Johnson — detection engineer at…
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