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Detection Engineering with Sigma

Detection Engineering with Sigma Course

 

Detection Engineering with Sigma Course is a practical, hands-on training program designed to help security professionals build, analyze, and operationalize high-quality detection rules using Sigma. Sigma provides a vendor-agnostic, YAML-based rule format that empowers teams to create consistent, scalable detections across SIEM, EDR, and log analytics platforms.

This course takes you from foundational concepts to advanced detection engineering techniques. Through guided exercises and real-world threat scenarios, you’ll learn how to write Sigma rules, map them to data sources, test detections, and convert rules into platform-specific queries for tools like Splunk, Elastic, Sentinel, Chronicle, and more.

 

What You’ll Learn

  • Core concepts of Sigma and its role in modern detection engineering

  • Structure, syntax, and components of Sigma rules

  • Mapping rules to MITRE ATT&CK and appropriate log sources

  • Writing detection logic using conditions, modifiers, and field selections

  • Testing and validating Sigma rules against real security data

  • Converting Sigma rules to SIEM-specific queries

  • Best practices for rule lifecycle management and operational deployment

  • Building high-confidence detections for threat hunting and SOC workflows

 

Who This Course Is For

  • SOC analysts and detection engineers

  • Threat hunters and incident responders

  • SIEM administrators and cybersecurity analysts

  • Security teams standardizing detection logic across platforms

  • Anyone learning to write or operationalize Sigma-based detections

 

Course Outcomes

By the end of this course, you will be able to:

  • Write high-quality Sigma rules from scratch

  • Map detections to MITRE ATT&CK and relevant log sources

  • Validate rule accuracy and avoid common detection pitfalls

  • Convert Sigma rules into queries for multiple security platforms

  • Build scalable, reusable detection content for SOC operations

Detection Engineering with Sigma

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