Detection Dispatch (Alex's Version)

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  There's No D3FEND for AI (So He Built One) feat. Edward Lee 31.07.2026 46мин

  Quick count: MITRE ATLAS, OWASP's Top 10s, NIST AML, Cisco's framework, MAESTRO, Databricks' AI security framework..Every org says "go do AI security," startups are popping out to sel lit to you…points you at a pile of frameworks that all describe the same handful of problems in slightly different words, and leaves you to cross-reference them yourself at 11pm. Edward Lee joins Dispatch to talk about AIDEFEND: the open-source knowledge base he built to be the thing MITRE ATT&CK has and AI ...
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  Your Dream Job Offer Might Depend on You Cloning/Running Malicious GitHub Repos feat. Tim Peck 20.07.2026 39мин

  The job market is shitty right now, and threat actors are exploiting exactly that. Developers are a hot target, and it cuts both ways: they'll come at you as a fake recruiter sending a "coding test" straight off GitHub, or as a fake candidate using a stolen identity to get hired and work the inside. Cloning and running a malicious repo is now just part of the interview process. Doing a human CAPTCHA to prove the person on the other end isn't AI is no longer optional. Tim Peck (Director of Res...
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  Red Team Wrote a Book on Evading You. Literally. feat. Dennis Chow & Michael LaSalvia 15.07.2026 1ч 4мин

  Dennis Chow (Detection Engineering Director, back for round two) and Michael LaSalvia (red team lead) join Dispatch to talk about their new book, Evasion Engineering: Building Custom Red Team Tools for the Modern Defenses, and what happens when a blue teamer and a red teamer decide to write the playbook together instead of against each other. In this episode we get into: Why off-the-shelf adversary emulation repos are dying, and why building your own evasive tooling, not just running someone ...
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  What Headless Actually Means feat. Maxime Lamothe-Brassard Founder of LimaCharlie 07.07.2026 47мин

  The definition of headless is taking shape. More software is shipping with an MCP. Teams are starting to require it in procurement. Your CLI and Claude Code can now talk directly to the tools you already run. LimaCharlie was one of the first platforms in the SOC to build everything through the command line....long before the post-Claude boom. Maxime Lamothe-Brassard (their founder) joins Dispatch to explore what going headless actually means for security operations. In this episode we get int...
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  Words are Cheap. Sense Making is Not..feat. Diego Perez 04.06.2026 1ч 8мин

  What happens when a philosopher walks into a SOC? Apparently, he builds one from the ground up, spends a decade making sense of detection engineering across financial services, global IR teams, and now Canva. Diego Perez is a detection engineer who studied philosophy, taught himself security at 2am with a newborn in the other room, and has been quietly writing some of the sharpest unsloppy takes on the internet about what detection engineering actually is versus what we pretend it is. ...
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  DE on Mac Finally Has a Champion. Her name is Olivia Gallucci. 30.05.2026 37мин

  macOS detection engineering has had a documentation problem for years. Everyone told Olivia Gallucci she was locking herself into a platform nobody cared about. Then infostealers showed up, enterprise Mac fleets exploded, and suddenly her work was the most in-demand research nobody knew existed. Olivia is a security engineer at Datadog living inside macOS internals...from Apple Silicon boot chain to ESF event families to IOKit abuse....and she is single-handedly dragging macOS DE into the lig...
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  GRC, the Passenger Princess of the SOC? feat. Ayoub Fandi 13.05.2026 51мин

  GRC has been called the passenger princess of security for too long. In this episode, Alex sits down with Ayoub Fandi, GRC engineer and author of the GRC Engineer newsletter, to make the case that GRC and detection engineering are solving solving the same problems and somehow still not working together. This episode covers: Why GRC plays PvE while everyone else in security plays PvP and why that actually makes them your best allyHow auditors certify 100% coverage from less than 1% of your env...
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  A DE's Guide to Staying in the Loop feat. Your Favorite Detection Engineering Instructor Hayden Covington 06.05.2026 48мин

  Detection Dispatch (Alex's Version) episode two brings on the person who treats detection engineering like an actual craft....not a vendor feature list, not a MITRE bingo card, not a vibe coded rule you ship and forget. Hayden teaches detection engineering at Antisyphony Training and runs the SOC at Black Hills Information Security, which means he's not theorizing. He's got the reps, the scars, and even a home SIEM with documentation. This is the episode for practitioners who are watching Cla...
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  Axios, Mythos, and a Lethal Trifecta Walk Into a SOC  feat. John Hammond 28.04.2026 35мин

  Detection Dispatch (Alex's Version) premieres with John Hammond...Huntress senior researcher, former DoD red team, the guy 2M+ people watch break attacks down in real time for the red-meets-blue conversation the week forced into existence. Alex came up blue. John came up red. They meet in the middle on the three stories eating the industry alive. In this episode we cover: Axios: one patient social engineer, a fake founder Slack workspace, and an NPM maintainer who never stood a chance.&...