Ghost hunting
Most organisations are aware of this. Very few act on it. The result is a detection posture that looks busy, looks measured, and quietly fails in the places that matter. This is where breaches tend to settle in and make themselves comfortable. A library of yesterday’s attacks Detection engineering is usually reactive. Something happens, a technique is identified, a rule is written. Over time this builds a library of detections that reflects what has already been seen, filtered through whatever incidents and intelligence happened to reach the team. ...