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Detection as Code: Treating SIEM Alerts Like Software
Original: Detection as Code: A Pipeline That Won’t Flood Your SOC Detection as code applies software engineering to SIEM alerts th
Security teams are discussing 'detection as code', an approach that applies software engineering practices to SIEM alert rules. The method uses a four-stage pipeline—validate, translate, test, and deploy—built on Git repositories, the Sigma rule format, and CI/CD tooling to keep detection rules consistent. A 'shadow mode' lets new rules run without flooding analysts, addressing a common pain point for overloaded security operations centres.
Why now: SOC teams are actively looking for ways to reduce alert fatigue and manage detection rules more reliably.
Evidence
- Detection as Code: A Pipeline That Won’t Flood Your SOC Detection as code applies software engineering to SIEM alerts through a 4-stage pipeline: validate, translate, test, deploy. Using Git repos, Sigma format, and CI/CD tools ensures rule consistency. Shadow mode lets new… · hypedupcat@infosec.exchange · 1
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