On September 22, 2022 12-1 p.m. Pacific time, we’ll be holding an “ask me anything” (AMA) session with Jack Naglieri in the Panther Community Slack.

Panther and Tines are modern solutions that work together to rapidly detect and respond to threats, saving time and improving security operations.

Detection-as-Code enables teams to build scalable, repeatable processes for writing, maintaining, testing, and deploying detection content.

Security teams' usage of GitHub audit logs has become critical to monitoring the safe-keeping of infrastructure-critical code repositories.

In this post, we're overviewing how Detection Engineers should think about writing rules that are effective, tested, and actionable.

Getting started as a Detection Engineer involves mapping and classifying systems by importance and creating detections that flag varying degrees of behaviors by risk level.

The Panther Community is a place where you can share knowledge like detection code, indicators of compromise, and other threat intel, and discuss Panther best-practices as well as connect with security experts.

Panther and 1Password have partnered together to help businesses detect unusual activities associated with their user accounts and respond to them in a timely manner.

At Panther, we have several controls in place to protect customer data in the cloud. Uniquely with Panther, each customer is provided their own instance in a single-tenant, fully dedicated, and isolated cloud environment.