Detection Engineering in Production: Signals That Show the Control Works
A practical security engineering field guide to detection engineering, covering risk, implementation, evidence, and team leadership.
Nathan Berg
Implementing Detection Engineering Without Slowing Delivery
A practical security engineering field guide to detection engineering, covering risk, implementation, evidence, and team leadership.
Securing n8n Webhooks Against Replay and Abuse
Webhook triggers are usually the first attack surface in n8n deployments. They are public, easy to discover, and often connected to high-impact automations such as user provisioning or case closure...
Failure Modes in Detection Engineering: A Design-Level Analysis
A practical security engineering field guide to detection engineering, covering risk, implementation, evidence, and team leadership.
A Team Playbook for Improving Incident Readiness
A practical security engineering field guide to incident readiness, covering risk, implementation, evidence, and team leadership.
Operating Incident Readiness: Ownership, Evidence, and Exceptions
A practical security engineering field guide to incident readiness, covering risk, implementation, evidence, and team leadership.
n8n Credential Hygiene for Security Automation
n8n is great for security automation, but it quickly becomes a credential concentration point. API keys for SIEM, EDR, ticketing, and LLM providers often end up in one workflow runner. If that runn...
Engineering Incident Readiness into the Paved Road
A practical security engineering field guide to incident readiness, covering risk, implementation, evidence, and team leadership.
An Architecture Review Playbook for Incident Readiness
A practical security engineering field guide to incident readiness, covering risk, implementation, evidence, and team leadership.
Security Metrics That Help Engineering Teams
Good security metrics create clarity and drive action. Bad metrics create noise, blame, and workarounds. The goal is to measure outcomes that engineering teams can influence, then use those signals...