This is the second part of the Practicing Detection-as-Code series, where we will cover some basic elements of designing a repository to develop, store, and deploy detections from. We'll go through several different aspects of the setup like the Git platform, branch strategy, repository structure, detections structure, taxonomies, and content packs.
In this first part we are going through the basic terminology and concepts of a Detection-as-Code approach in Detection Engineering. Throughout this series, we’ll dive deep into a wide range of concepts, strategies, and practical blueprints that you can adapt to fit your own workflows. From building a detection engineering repository to validating detections, automating documentation, and delivering them at scale to numerous managed environments. We’ll also explore how to effectively test and monitor your detections to ensure they stay reliable.
