Detection governance, MaGMa maturity, and the Detection System of Record (DSoR) — written for security teams who need to prove detection works, not just measure coverage. Start with what is a Detection System of Record, or explore the latest articles below. Most posts connect threat priorities to declared, validated, and operational outcomes across detection coverage, detection effectiveness, and the health that keeps detections working in production.
Autonomous models surface gaps you already had: declared and validated are not operational. Why validation decay and production telemetry drift matter more than tool capability narratives.
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Why static ATT&CK mapping and rule counts create false confidence, and how to measure coverage quality with governance and validation.
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When validation fails, the rule is not always the problem. Why telemetry pipeline health and detection platform operations are the missing variables — and how teams misread infrastructure failure as bad logic.
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How to move from rule throughput metrics to governed lifecycle outcomes across engineering, SOC, and leadership reporting.
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How to use BAS as a governance input and connect simulation evidence to engineering remediation and production outcomes.
Read on secumap.co.ukMITRE ATT&CK is widely used to map detection coverage, but coverage is often mistaken for effectiveness. This article explores why detection maturity matters and where MaGMa fits.
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Why better security tooling will never solve what only an operating model can fix. Introducing Detection Infrastructure Health as the hidden variable in threat-informed defence.
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