Detection Engineering
PublishedSOC Automation with Splunk
Brute-force detection workflow using Windows authentication events, SPL alert logic, triage decisions, and repeatable analyst response notes.
Cyber Range Interface
Labs built like operational evidence.
A focused command view of security projects that move from attack simulation to detection logic, triage decisions, response notes, and measurable outcomes.
03
Featured security labs
80+
Failed logons detected
04
Response workflow phases
02
Professional certifications
Featured Labs
Investigations with clear threat stories.
Filter the lab board by discipline and open the work that has the strongest evidence trail.
Incident Response
StagedSimulated Phishing and IR Lab
Phishing-to-malware scenario with host investigation, process review, log evidence, containment notes, and executive-ready incident documentation.
Identity Security
StagedIAM and Access Security Notes
Operational access-control scenarios covering MFA, least privilege, recovery controls, account lifecycle decisions, and escalation-resistant support workflows.
Analyst Briefing
How each case is evaluated.
Case Standard
From signal to response
Each project is framed around a practical security question: what happened, what evidence proves it, how should an analyst respond, and how can the workflow become repeatable?
- Scenario Threat model and assumptions
- Detection Query logic and thresholds
- Triage Evidence and decision points
- Response Actions, notes, and outcome
Phase 01
Build a controlled scenario with enough realism to produce meaningful telemetry.
Phase 02
Write detection logic, validate the signal, and document false-positive boundaries.
Phase 03
Translate raw events into analyst-ready findings with clear severity and scope.
Phase 04
Package the response workflow so the same pattern can be repeated and improved.