Exploitation Visibility
Detection engineering lab — compares expected attack signals against collected logs to surface visibility gaps and prioritize new detection rules.
Describe expected attack signals in YAML scenarios (e.g. what events should fire when a brute-force or privilege-escalation runs), feed in collected logs, and the tool reports which signals were covered and which are missing. Outputs include a coverage report, gap score per missing signal, and an analyst triage handoff prioritized by impact.
Catalog entry only — a full write-up lands closer to release.
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