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The Threat Hunting Playbook provides a durable structure for exploratory investigations. It preserves why a hunt was started, what data supports or limits it, the query logic used, and the detection or control improvement that follows.
Project signal
Hypothesis-led
repeatable investigations
Core stack
MITRE ATT&CK · KQL · Sigma · Jupyter
Architecture
Frames a specific adversary behavior, scope, and expected evidence instead of beginning with an unbounded query.
Uses pivots across identity, endpoint, and network data while documenting data-quality limitations.
Converts validated findings into a detection, collection improvement, baseline, or documented exception.
Capabilities
Operational views
These interface snapshots define the key evidence surfaces for the project. They are intentionally designed around investigation context rather than decorative dashboards.
View 01
Frames a specific adversary behavior, scope, and expected evidence instead of beginning with an unbounded query.
View 02
Uses pivots across identity, endpoint, and network data while documenting data-quality limitations.
View 03
Converts validated findings into a detection, collection improvement, baseline, or documented exception.
Roadmap
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A detection-first SOC operations workspace that brings telemetry health, triage context, and response playbooks into one deliberate workflow.
Home Lab
A repeatable Windows and Linux monitoring lab for testing telemetry, adversary behavior, and detections before production use.
Detection Engineering
A practical rule-development workflow that connects hypotheses, sample telemetry, test cases, and release decisions.