Our case studies explore how modern detection, response, and security operations are built, measured, and continuously improved. Each article is grounded in real-world experience from operating security programs across enterprise and regulated environments—focused on what actually works when incidents happen.
From detection engineering and threat hunting to response readiness and program maturity, these insights reflect how Argus Defense designs security for outcomes, not noise.
Reaching detection maturity is not about deploying more tools or writing more rules. It is about operating detection as a disciplined, scalable program.
Security teams often struggle to explain the value of detection investments. Alert counts and dashboard metrics rarely translate into business impact.
Threat actors constantly evolve tools, infrastructure, and techniques. Detection programs that rely on static indicators inevitably fall behind.
Most detections are built to generate alerts. Very few are designed to enable fast, confident response.
Threat hunting is often treated as a luxury or side project.
Most detection programs over-index on initial access while leaving critical gaps deeper in the attack lifecycle.
Many organizations invest heavily in detection capabilities but struggle to explain their value beyond compliance checkboxes.
Most organizations believe they have a detection program. In reality, they have a growing collection of unmanaged SIEM rules.
Alert fatigue is not a staffing problem — it is a detection design problem.
Most organizations have hundreds of detections — but no detection system.