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UID:pretalx-bsidescharm2026-YZWZ7Y@pretalx.com
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DESCRIPTION:Most security teams are stuck in reactive mode: alerts fire\, a
 nalysts scramble\, incidents get closed\, rinse and repeat. But what if th
 ere was a way to think about detection and response as a continuous cycle 
 that actually gets better over time?\nThe TDR Lifecycle is a five-stage mo
 del I developed and refined over years of building and leading threat dete
 ction and response teams. It maps everything a detection and response prog
 ram needs to consider: from tool management and use case development all t
 he way through automation and feeding controls back through the business.\
 nThis isn't a vendor pitch or theoretical framework\, it's a practical mod
 el you can steal and adapt for your own organization. Whether you're build
 ing a program from scratch or trying to mature an existing one\, this talk
  will give you a mental map for identifying gaps and prioritizing where to
  focus your efforts.
DTSTAMP:20260417T061135Z
LOCATION:Track 2
SUMMARY:Finding Badness with the Threat Detection and Response Lifecycle - 
 Shawn Thomas
URL:https://pretalx.com/bsidescharm2026/talk/YZWZ7Y/
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