

The Human in the Detection Loop: Building and Breaking AI Detection Pipelines
Live Class | The Human in the Detection Loop: Building and Breaking AI Detection Pipelines
Who this workshop is for:
Detection engineers and SOC analysts using AI to write or accelerate detection rules
Security practitioners who want to understand where AI-generated detections quietly fail
Anyone building or evaluating agentic AI pipelines for security use cases
What's included:
Live, hands-on session, build and break a real detection pipeline, not just watch a demo
Certificate of participation with CPE credits
Your AI just wrote a flawless detection in a few seconds. Clean syntax, textbook logic, mapped straight to the ATT&CK technique.
Ship it, right?
In this live, instructor-led workshop, you'll find out why that beautiful rule might be easily bypassed, or bury your analysts under a thousand false positives by lunchtime.
What makes this workshop different:
It's built around a real bypass and a real pipeline, not a slide deck on AI best practices
You'll see exactly where AI-generated detections break, before you build the fix
You leave with a working agentic pipeline architecture you can apply to real detections
What you'll learn:
Part 1: The Risks of AI-Generated Detections
False confidence: why a rule that reads as authoritative and complete isn't necessarily airtight
Watching an attacker slip straight past a "perfect" AI-generated rule
Why AI can't see your company context, your estate, your noise, your legitimate admin tooling
How that context gap turns a perfect-looking rule into a poor detection
Part 2: Building an Agentic Detection Pipeline
Designing a pipeline where one agent handles the research
Adding an agent that hunts specifically for false-positive risk
Checking detections against your environment's known-good behavior
A final validation agent that checks syntax before anything reaches production
Stress-testing the full pipeline with adversary emulation
Learn directly from:
Gabriel Novaes, Senior Content Engineer at TryHackMe
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