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Episode 42: Understanding Detection Engineering and Why Teams Struggle With It
In this episode of Detection Dispatch, host Alex Hurtado welcomes Jimmel Peters (JP), a seasoned cyber threat detection engineer from a major media company, to unpack the million-dollar question: why are so many security teams still scratching their heads over detection engineering, even though everyone's talking about it? JP breaks it down for us, walking through how the field has evolved from a "nice-to-have" into an absolute necessity. He shares his take on why behavioral analysis is the new hotness in detection strategies. Plus, get the scoop on AI's impact, dealing with those pesky false positives, and why you really (really!) need to test your detection rules before pushing them live. If you're looking to level up your detection game, this conversation is packed with practical wisdom you won't want to miss.
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About Detection Engineering Dispatch
Detection Engineering Dispatch is a live series featuring open discussions and live case studies with security operations teams at leading companies on what it takes to build a great detection engineering program. Join your peers to share knowledge, deep dive into technical best practices, and engage in discussions relevant to the detection engineering community.
About Detection Engineering Dispatch
Detection Engineering Dispatch is a live series featuring open discussions and live case studies with security operations teams at leading companies on what it takes to build a great detection engineering program. Join your peers to share knowledge, deep dive into technical best practices, and engage in discussions relevant to the detection engineering community.
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By AnvilogicIn this episode of Detection Dispatch, host Alex Hurtado welcomes Jimmel Peters (JP), a seasoned cyber threat detection engineer from a major media company, to unpack the million-dollar question: why are so many security teams still scratching their heads over detection engineering, even though everyone's talking about it? JP breaks it down for us, walking through how the field has evolved from a "nice-to-have" into an absolute necessity. He shares his take on why behavioral analysis is the new hotness in detection strategies. Plus, get the scoop on AI's impact, dealing with those pesky false positives, and why you really (really!) need to test your detection rules before pushing them live. If you're looking to level up your detection game, this conversation is packed with practical wisdom you won't want to miss.
Join our live conversation bi-weekly on Thursdays! You only have to register once:
➡️ Register Here
Stay in the loop! Connect with us on social:
- Website: https://www.anvilogic.com/
- LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/anvilogic
- YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@Anvilogic
About Detection Engineering Dispatch
Detection Engineering Dispatch is a live series featuring open discussions and live case studies with security operations teams at leading companies on what it takes to build a great detection engineering program. Join your peers to share knowledge, deep dive into technical best practices, and engage in discussions relevant to the detection engineering community.
About Detection Engineering Dispatch
Detection Engineering Dispatch is a live series featuring open discussions and live case studies with security operations teams at leading companies on what it takes to build a great detection engineering program. Join your peers to share knowledge, deep dive into technical best practices, and engage in discussions relevant to the detection engineering community.