Detection Dispatch (Alex's Version)

Alex Hurtado

Detection Dispatch (Alex's Version) is an independent detection engineering & threat hunting podcast. Rebuilt. Community-first. Featuring a lineup of the real and active projects pushing the limits of detection engineering, threat hunting, and everything in between.

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  1. Words are Cheap. Sense Making is Not..feat. Diego Perez

    8 May

    Words are Cheap. Sense Making is Not..feat. Diego Perez

    What happens when a philosopher walks into a SOC? Apparently, he builds one from the ground up, spends a decade making sense of detection engineering across financial services, global IR teams, and now Canva.  Diego Perez is a detection engineer who studied philosophy, taught himself security at 2am with a newborn in the other room, and has been quietly writing some of the sharpest unsloppy takes on the internet about what detection engineering actually is versus what we pretend it is. His blog Quasarops lives by one rule: words are cheap, sense making is not. We hit on: Why "garbage in, garbage out" is a heuristic that stops short of actually helping anyoneThe Cynefin framework and why knowing which detections you need lives in the complex domain, not the complicated oneDetection as code: is it overrated now that coding agents exist, or are we asking the wrong question entirelyThe Red Queen effect, Jevons' paradox, and why you do actually need AI in your SOC whether you like it or notAgentic threat hunting: whose tokens do you trust, yours or a vendor's black boxWhy the human element is more important than ever, and who exactly gets blamed when the model gets it wrong Follow Diego's substack: https://quasarops.com Detection Dispatch (Alex's Version) is an independent detection engineering & threat hunting podcast. Rebuilt. Community-first. Featuring a lineup of the real and active projects pushing the limits of detection engineering, threat hunting, and everything in between.

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  2. A DE's Guide to Staying in the Loop feat. Your Favorite Detection Engineering Instructor Hayden Covington

    6 May

    A DE's Guide to Staying in the Loop feat. Your Favorite Detection Engineering Instructor Hayden Covington

    Detection Dispatch (Alex's Version) episode two brings on the person who treats detection engineering like an actual craft....not a vendor feature list, not a MITRE bingo card, not a vibe coded rule you ship and forget. Hayden teaches detection engineering at Antisyphony Training and runs the SOC at Black Hills Information Security, which means he's not theorizing. He's got the reps, the scars, and even a home SIEM with documentation. This is the episode for practitioners who are watching Claude write their detections and quietly wondering if they're slowly getting worse at their job. In this episode we cover: The detection lifecycle nobody actually closes: research, write, validate and the canary step that tells you whether your thousand rules are quietly dead in the water six months from now.The CTI firehose problem. When every vendor blog is just an ad wearing a threat report costume, how do you find the gold? (Hint: DFIR Report and Google TI don't need your clicks)AI writing detections: yes, with caveats. No for junior engineers who've never written a query. And absolutely not without a review agent, an experimental pipeline, and final approval from a human who still knows how to dribble the ball.Why you cannot send AI out like a Pokémon and what happens to your detection program when you try.Find Hayden at @kilobytethedust and at antisyphontraining.com. Detection Dispatch (Alex's Version) is an independent detection engineering & threat hunting podcast. Rebuilt. Community-first. Featuring a lineup of the real and active projects pushing the limits of detection engineering, threat hunting, and everything in between.

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Detection Dispatch (Alex's Version) is an independent detection engineering & threat hunting podcast. Rebuilt. Community-first. Featuring a lineup of the real and active projects pushing the limits of detection engineering, threat hunting, and everything in between.