Thread by @TheEis4Extra

📚🔒👀 Need a good book this weekend? Want to be a Detection Engineer? Want to level up your detection game? Look no further! Check out my personal reading recommendations on the history and evolution of detection. #cybersecurity #detectionengineering #books #readinglist 🤓📖

1️⃣ First up is "An Intrusion Detection Model" by Dorothy Denning, a pioneering 1987 paper that proposes a model for intrusion detection consisting of data collection, analysis, and management.

2️⃣ "Detection Engineering: Defending Networks with Purpose" by Peter Di Giorgio discusses the importance of custom detection logic in network security.

3️⃣ "A Lone Wolf No More" proposes a system that integrates machine learning and real-time threat intelligence feeds to enhance network intrusion detection systems.

4️⃣ "The Cuckoo's Egg" by Clifford Stoll tells a true story of a computer attacker who infiltrated the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory in California in the 1980s, highlighting the risks and consequences of cybercrime.

5️⃣ "Security Analytics: Using Data to Detect Cyber Attacks" covers the basics of data collection and analysis as well as advanced topics such as machine learning and threat intelligence.

6️⃣ "Applied Network Security Monitoring" by Chris Sanders is a practical guide to implementing network security monitoring in an organization, covering tools and techniques for incident response and log analysis.

7️⃣ "Adversarial Tradecraft in Cybersecurity" by Dan Borges covers practical techniques and strategies related to the art of attack, defense, and deception in cybersecurity.

8️⃣ Lastly, "Essential Cybersecurity Science" by Josiah Dykstra covers a wide range of cybersecurity science topics, including human factors such as social engineering and insider threats.