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Detection as Code
We treat detection engineering like software development. All rules are version-controlled, tested, and strictly mapped to the MITRE ATT&CK framework.
We design, deploy and tune the security stack you run in production. The work targets gaps in coverage and the alert volume that buries your first line.
Detection rules ship to production as code. Nothing goes live without a code review and a test case.
We treat detection engineering like software development. All rules are version-controlled, tested, and strictly mapped to the MITRE ATT&CK framework.
More logs don't equal more security. We tune data ingestion to filter out noise, maximizing your visibility while drastically reducing SIEM licensing costs.
SOAR playbooks driven over API run L1 triage and isolate compromised assets in seconds. Routine containment happens while the on-call engineer sleeps.
Whether you run Microsoft, Splunk, Elastic, or open-source stacks, our architects design integrations that prevent vendor lock-in and maximize ROI.
Detection content as code, telemetry tuned to cut SIEM cost, and SOAR playbooks that contain without paging anyone.
Straight answers to what clients ask us most.
Security engineering is the discipline that designs and operates detection platforms: SIEM, XDR and SOAR, including the data pipeline that feeds them. The measurable goal is signal fidelity, meaning the share of alerts that make an analyst act and the time one triage costs. Detections are version-controlled in Git, reviewed like code and mapped to techniques in the MITRE ATT&CK framework, so coverage can be drawn as a heatmap and compared over time. For you that means extending coverage is a repository change showing who did it, when and why. The technique and tactic catalogue is public at attack.mitre.org.
Yes, we often step into a SIEM that is already running. Process: gap analysis against ATT&CK, false-positive elimination, missing-rule coverage, SOAR playbook integration. Your licences and historical data stay in service.
We don't build vendor lock-in. Everything we engineer for you lives in your Git and runs in your tenant: Terraform code, SOAR playbooks and SIEM detections. If you end the engagement, the code and the documentation stay with you.
SOAR (Security Orchestration, Automation and Response) is the layer that runs repetitive response steps without an analyst: enriching an alert from threat intelligence and the CMDB, isolating an endpoint, opening a ticket, blocking an IOC at the perimeter. A typical SOC spends most of its hours on exactly those steps, because they repeat identically on every alert. A playbook clears them in seconds and the analyst gets a case that already carries context, so the job becomes deciding instead of clicking. At Kybit, SOAR ships with the service on day one. Incident handling is also a mandatory security measure under Article 21(2)(b) of the NIS2 Directive.
We don't build our architecture around a single vendor; we integrate into your existing environment. Our own SOAR and detection pipeline let us connect any SIEM, EDR or cloud stack. We adapt to your technology and your licensing.
Our engineers design the platform and then run it in your environment. Book a technical call and we will walk the current stack with you.
One operating model across every discipline. See how the rest of the Kybit portfolio fits alongside this service.
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