Networkdefense.co – Detection Engineering with Sigma
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Detection Engineering is the process of researching threats and then building and tuning tools that find them.
Those tools come in several forms and include intrusion detection systems (IDS), log aggregators, antivirus engines, and a whole lot of fancy terms that basically mean math.
No matter the tool, they generally allow you to describe what you want to detect in a structured, specific way. Detection engineering is all about the craft of expressing what you want to detect in ways that are compatible with these detection mechanisms so that they can dig through evidence and find evil.
The alerts these tools generate are critical for identifying incidents. You need to write rules that are specific enough so that they don’t create a lot of false positives but broad enough that they are resilient and don’t require constant updates. You also need to write rules that are compatible with whatever search and detection mechanisms are available to you. That’s where popular open rule standards become valuable.
So far, analysts have depended on Snort and Suricata signatures for network traffic and YARA signatures for files. Now, we have Sigma.
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