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Author: Alex Teixeira

Threat detection metrics: exploring the true-positive spectrum

Published 11 June, 202011 June, 2020 by Alex Teixeira in Infosec

SPL Nuggets: Know your admins – from eventlogs!

Published 5 June, 202011 June, 2020 by Alex Teixeira in Analytics

SIEM use cases development workflow – Agile all the things!

Published 15 October, 201711 June, 2020 by Alex Teixeira in Analytics

It’s about time to change your correlation searches timing settings

Published 1 June, 201711 June, 2020 by Alex Teixeira in Analytics

Mapping SDLC to security use cases development process

Published 2 March, 201711 June, 2020 by Alex Teixeira in Analytics

SIEM tricks: dealing with delayed events in Splunk

Published 13 December, 201611 June, 2020 by Alex Teixeira in Splunk

Splunk/ES: dynamic drilldown searches

Published 12 October, 2016 by Alex Teixeira in Analytics, Splunk
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Honing in on the Homeless – the Splunkish way

Published 8 April, 201611 April, 2016 by Alex Teixeira in Analytics, Splunk

Blame it on YOU for the damn false-positives!

Published 2 March, 20162 March, 2016 by Alex Teixeira in Infosec
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Splunkers on Twitter

Published 17 December, 201528 February, 2017 by Alex Teixeira in Infosec, Splunk

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