Hi, I'm B. Mensah - building testable detection-engineering labs #203622
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Hi everyone - I'm B. Mensah, a student interested in detection engineering and the gap between writing a rule and proving its correlation logic behaves under positive, incomplete, reordered, and noisy event streams. I'm here to learn from maintainers, contribute to open source, and share what survives real review.
I'm working with Python, SARIF, deterministic security telemetry, and regression testing. My current project, DLL Injection Lab, models a five-signal process-injection detection chain using synthetic events only - no live-process access or DLL injection. It now has 35 tests and a client-side browser demo.
My next step is to add more realistic negative controls, keep taking outside review seriously, and contribute useful improvements to other security projects.
How do other detection-tool maintainers decide which near-miss controls belong beside a positive fixture?
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