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defense-detection-sigma

Write portable detections as Sigma rules and map them to MITRE ATT&CK, then convert to your SIEM. Load for blue-team/detection-engineering tasks: "write a detection", "sigma rule", "alert on", turning an offensive technique or an incident into a repeatable detection.

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# Detection engineering with Sigma

## When it applies
You need a detection that survives a SIEM change: express the logic once in Sigma (a generic
YAML rule format), then compile to Splunk/Elastic/Sentinel/etc. Pairs with offensive skills —
every technique you learn to run, you can learn to catch.

## Why it works
Sigma abstracts log-source + condition from backend query syntax, so one rule ports across
SIEMs and reviews cleanly. Mapping to ATT&CK gives coverage you can measure and gaps you can see.

## Method
1. **Pick the behaviour, not the artifact**: detect the technique (e.g. suspicious child of
   `w3wp.exe`, `certutil` download, new service creation), not a single hash/IP that rotates.