Detection baseline · Read-only

Enabled isn’t armed.

Some of your detections can’t fire. Dectyl shows which, with evidence your team can verify in their own environment and recheck after the fix.

Read-only · No raw events · We find what’s broken and verify the fix. You stay in control.

Every enabled rule in your agreed estate. A verdict with evidence. The report is yours.

Sample · Splunk structural assessment

One confirmed issue. 35 rules can’t fire.

35 rules affected by one confirmed issue

CANNOT FIRE

A confirmed blocker prevents these rules from firing within the assessed scope.

Included in the 133 CANNOT FIRE total · Illustrative data

The full report, with supporting evidence and verification steps, is shared with the customer after the findings session.

Rules meeting structural prerequisites

759 / 1006

75.4% · zero credit for indeterminate or broken rules

CAN FIRE
759
CANNOT FIRE
133
INDETERMINATE
114

1,006 enabled, deployed, in-scope rules. What counts as verification

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Know what needs fixing. Know when it is really fixed.

Dectyl identifies confirmed blockers within the assessed scope and gives your team evidence to verify the finding. Your team makes the fix, then rechecks the result.

Your environment changes. Does your coverage hold?

  • SIEM migration
  • Add-on or parser upgrade
  • Log sources cut to save cost
  • MDR handoff
  • A board or risk review that needs evidence behind the coverage claim
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Find out which of your rules can’t fire.

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An estate is the SIEM environment and deployed rule inventory we agree to assess together.

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