Moving beyond default console alerts to achieve high-fidelity security operations tracking. Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) platforms like ESET generate an immense volume of security telemetry every single day. From local file changes and firewall adjustments to host intrusion prevention (HIPS) alerts, endpoints are a goldmine of threat data. Yet, keeping this information isolated inside a endpoint creates huge operational bottlenecks. Analysts need to shift contexts co

Internet-facing infrastructure remains an attractive target for attackers looking for a way into corporate networks. When vulnerabilities in widely deployed systems such as Citrix NetScaler are actively exploited, security teams need to do more than wait for alerts. They need to proactively search for suspicious activity, recognise indicators of exploitation, and turn their findings into detections that strengthen ongoing monitoring. Between 29 September and 4 October 2026, C

Detection Through Deception: Building a High-Fidelity Honeyfile with Windows Security Events Security Operations Centres are constantly balancing a difficult trade-off: maximising threat visibility while suppressing alert noise. This is made even harder by modern attacker behaviour, as threat actors rarely rely on noisy malware binaries during initial access or lateral movement. Instead, they "live off the land" by browsing network shares, hunting for plain-text credentials,