Welcome to Detection Voyagers
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At Anvilogic, we believe information shouldn't be gatekept. Knowledge grows through collaboration, curiosity, and shared experience.
That’s why we launched Detection Voyagers—a community series where detection experts, hunters, and defenders join forces in a living intel exchange trading playbooks, gotchas, and facepalm moments—so the next generation of alerts sucks a little less.
Why “Voyagers”?
Detection engineering is more than writing rules. We think it's a journey. Each day brings new threats, new signals to interpret, and new paths to explore. Detection engineers are, by nature, voyagers: navigating a constantly shifting landscape with creativity, discipline, and a commitment to keeping organizations safe.
With this series, we’re spotlighting the people behind the detections—their tools, thought processes, hard-won lessons, and the nuances that don’t always make it into official documentation. Think of it as a collection of field notes from the front lines of cyber defense.
What to Expect
Every month, we’ll feature a new contributor from the community sharing a short, tactical post on a topic close to their heart. It might be:
- A favorite query or detection rule
- A tricky attack scenario and how they tackled it
- An emerging threat group they’ve analyzed
- Lessons from a red team/blue team exercise
- Tools, frameworks, or workflows that made a difference
Our Voyagers are already guiding the way—join them.
Want to Contribute?
We’re always looking for new voices. Whether you’ve built a killer detection, dissected an attacker’s playbook, or developed a framework that changed your workflow, we want to hear from you. Reach out here or connect with us on LinkedIn to share your pitch.
Let’s navigate the future of detection together!
