Last week, OpenAI announced and released its latest multimodal model named GPT-4. In contrast to its predecessor, GPT-3, it is more knowledgable, creative, handles lengthier text input, and is capable of interpreting images. The company claims that the new technology “exhibits human-level performance on various professional and academic benchmarks.” …

An example of how to deploy a Detection-as-Code pipeline — Introduction I won’t get into the details of why Threat Detection teams should consider implementing Detection-as-Code. …

Prior to leaving home for college, I spent a summer working as a software engineering intern at Omya, an industrial company that produces calcium carbonate, a chemical commonly found in toothpaste, tissue paper, and paint. Omya’s entire plant was orchestrated and managed by a custom-written factory management system. It was…

Throughout the course of my career working in various blue team roles, I’ve noticed a major disconnect in the terminology that is used in attempt to describe the various components of threat detection. In this post, I would like to propose some defintions for some of these terms. …

Introduction Over a few long, cold winter weekends, I spent some time exploring the concept of serverless Python application architecture in AWS. …