Is your SOC AI-ready? If so, how should detection engineering guide AI strategy and implementation? With all the hype, it’s tempting to just deploy and figure things out as you go. But without the right
While most people hang lights, wrap gifts, and sing carols, detection engineers are busy doing what they do best: detecting insider threats from disgruntled elves and investigating incidents caused by careless reindeer. So why not
Is your SOC AI-ready? If so, how should detection engineering guide AI strategy and implementation? With all the hype, it’s tempting to just deploy AI and figure it out as you go. But without the
Security teams face an overwhelming reality: too many exposures, too few resources, and limited time to patch everything. In practice, direct remediation is often delayed or even impossible—yet the risks remain. That’s where compensating controls
In our fifth annual report, CardinalOps analyzed a range of production SIEM environments to evaluate the coverage, health and overall performance of enterprise threat detection programs. This report includes the data of 13,000 detection rules