- Why 47% of detections in the average organization need attention, and the five failure modes behind it: logic bugs, missing telemetry, wrong tables, duplication and noise
- Why this is a drift problem rather than an authorship problem, and why every one of those detections still shows up as “deployed” in a coverage dashboard
- Why the SIEM is a minority share of the modern detection surface, and what to do about the vendor-managed detections your team cannot edit
- The 63% figure: how much of an organization’s own intel-identified threat landscape has operational coverage, and why the gap is operationalization rather than knowledge
- The 64% figure: MITRE ATT&CK® coverage scoped to the techniques that actually apply, and why roughly one in three relevant techniques still has no reliable detection
- Six actions security leaders can take, from measuring verified working detections to feeding validated hunt findings back into detection engineering
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