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Detection Dispatch (Alex's Version) is an independent detection engineering & threat hunting podcast. Rebuilt. Community-first. Featuring a lineup of the real and active projects pushing the limits of detection engineering, threat hunting, and everything in between.
Hosts:
Update frequency:
every 9 days
Average audio length:
50 minutes
Guest interviews
English
United States
17 episodes
since April 28, 2026
episodic
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Tobias Castleberry joins Dispatch to answer a question: is a detection engineering certification actually worth it?
With detection engineering certifications still few and far between, Tobias breaks down his experience taking the CJDE from the perspective of someone already doing the work. We get i…
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Andrew Morris joins Detection Dispatch to explore what happens when lying to attackers becomes one of the best ways to detect them.
From GreyNoise sensors watching the internet at scale to Project Swarm turning real attacker traffic into data detection engineers can actually use, Andrew walks throu…
Patrick Wardle joins Detection Dispatch to explore what happens when the things we trust become the things we stop looking at.
From signed and notarized applications hiding malicious dylibs to trusted processes inheriting privileges, Patrick walks through the places where macOS can look completely …
Eli Woodward joins Detection Dispatch to explore what happens when AI becomes both the thing we're building and the thing we're trying to detect.
From a Christmas AWS honeypot experiment that turned into a global network of AI honeypots to millions of captured prompts, Eli walks through w…
Pawel Mazur joins Detection Dispatch to talk about what happens when you stop trusting detections at face value, especially when AI is involved. From generating detection logic with an LLM to actually running the technique with EDR silencers, to bypassing rules, and digging into the telemetry under…
Tejas Paranjape joins Detection Dispatch to talk about what a detection factory can actually look like in practice and what changes when detection engineering becomes a repeatable, code driven production process rather than a collection of rules living in someone’s head. His Detection Factory break…
Anton Ovrutsky from Huntress joins Detection Dispatch to talk about ATEN, his latest open-source project to do what Sysmon did for win event telemetry to AI agents. The idea came from a pretty simple realization: as security practitioners, we’re comfortable saying “we don’t have the telemetry for t…
Quick count: MITRE ATLAS, OWASP's Top 10s, NIST AML, Cisco's framework, MAESTRO, Databricks' AI security framework..Every org says "go do AI security," startups are popping out to sel lit to you…points you at a pile of frameworks that all describe the same handful of proble…
Quick count: MITRE ATLAS, OWASP's Top 10s, NIST AML, Cisco's framework, MAESTRO, Databricks' AI security framework..Every org says "go do AI security," startups are popping out to sel lit to you…points you at a pile of frameworks that all describe the same handful of proble…
The job market is shitty right now, and threat actors are exploiting exactly that. Developers are a hot target, and it cuts both ways: they'll come at you as a fake recruiter sending a "coding test" straight off GitHub, or as a fake candidate using a stolen identity to get hired and …
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