Detection Rule Library
Production-ready detections written for your platform
You tell me your SIEM/EDR platform and your top threat concerns. I deliver a library of production-ready detection rules grounded in real-world experience, not generic templates pulled from a blog post. Each rule includes MITRE ATT&CK mapping, tuning guidance, and false positive documentation so your team can deploy with confidence.
Deliverables
- •Git repo with 30–50 detection rules for your platform (Splunk, CrowdStrike, Elastic, SentinelOne, Sigma, and others)
- •Each rule includes detection logic, description, severity, MITRE mapping, and tuning notes
- •Coverage summary mapping delivered rules to ATT&CK techniques
- •One round of revisions after your team reviews
How It Works
Scoping call
We discuss your platform, telemetry sources, top threat concerns, and any existing detection coverage you want to build on.
Research & development
I research the threat landscape relevant to your environment and write detection rules tailored to your telemetry, platform, and attack surface.
Delivery & review
You receive a git repo with all rules, documentation, and a coverage map. Your team reviews and I incorporate one round of feedback.
What a Rule Looks Like
title: Mshta.exe Executing Remote HTA Payload
status: production
severity: high
mitre:
- T1218.005 # Signed Binary Proxy Execution: Mshta
detection:
process_name: mshta.exe
command_line contains any:
- "http://"
- "https://"
- "javascript:"
- "vbscript:"
filter:
parent_process: msiexec.exe
command_line contains: "res://"
description: >
Detects mshta.exe fetching or executing remote content.
Mshta is a signed Microsoft binary rarely used in normal
operations but frequently abused to proxy execution of
malicious HTA files and inline scripts.
tuning_notes: >
Legitimate use is uncommon. Some legacy installers invoke
mshta via msiexec, handled by the filter above. Monitor
for new parent processes before adding exclusions.
false_positives:
- Legacy MSI installers rendering HTML-based dialogsEvery rule in the library follows this structure: clear logic, context your analysts need, and practical tuning guidance.
Timeline
3–4 weeks
Pricing
Starting at $8K
What You Provide
Your SIEM/EDR platform, top threat concerns, and telemetry field documentation
Ready to get started?