Request
Capture the business risk, desired outcome, priority, platforms, assets, ATT&CK context, telemetry, and target date.
Detection Engineering as a Service
Turn a business risk or coverage gap into a tested, customer-controlled detection package.
Threat Foundry DEaaS connects customer-safe intake and progress tracking to governed scoping, environment strategy, multi-platform authoring, validation, tuning, approval, and delivery.
Scope
Review the evidence, environment, comparable coverage, missing information, platform fit, false-positive risks, and validation plan.
Engineer
Create reviewed platform candidates from one bounded detection intent with source, telemetry, field, and version lineage.
Validate and tune
Apply positive and negative tests, retain distinct outcomes, compare tuning proposals, and require independent review.
Deliver package
Produce approved customer-controlled artifacts, evidence index, checksums, limitations, implementation guidance, rollback plan, and delivery history.
Delivery boundary
Scope and control remain visible.
Submitting a DEaaS request does not run AI, contact a provider, create a rule, or deploy content. A delivered package remains customer controlled; Threat Foundry does not silently create, enable, disable, delete, or modify provider rules.
Discuss the operating boundaryDEaaS Request and Progress
Customer outcome
Evidence that can move into the next decision.
The service retains the agreed scope, review state, ownership, limitations, and follow-through instead of ending at an isolated deliverable.
Visible request lifecycle
Customer-safe intake, priority, platforms, requested outcome, progress, and input needs.
Validated detection content
Reviewed native candidates with tests, evidence, tuning history, approvals, and target-specific limitations.
Customer-controlled package
Deterministic artifacts and documentation ready for the customer's deployment and change process.
Start with the workflow
Discuss Detection Engineering as a Service for your team.
Bring a business risk or coverage gap, target platforms, available telemetry, validation constraints, and delivery process. We will map the first governed package.