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Why are traditional red team tools becoming less effective against modern security defenses? In this episode of Detection Dispatch, Dennis Chow, Detection Engineering Director, returns alongside Michael LaSalvia, Red Team Lead, to discuss their new book, Evasion Engineering: Building Custom Red Team Tools for the Modern Defenses. Together, they explore why today’s security professionals must move beyond off-the-shelf adversary emulation tools and start building custom red team tooling that challenges modern EDR, XDR, and detection engineering capabilities. The conversation dives into purple teaming, adversary emulation, detection engineering, malware development, Go (Golang), cloud security, endpoint detection, and offensive security techniques that help organizations strengthen their defenses. Whether you’re a detection engineer, SOC analyst, threat hunter, penetration tester, red team operator, blue team defender, or cybersecurity researcher, this episode offers practical insights into improving detection capabilities by understanding modern offensive tradecraft. What You’ll Learn * Why custom red team tools outperform public adversary emulation frameworks * How detection engineers benefit from building offensive security tooling * Purple teaming and improving collaboration between red and blue teams * Real-world operational mistakes that exposed long-running campaigns * Shared fate as a better cybersecurity operating model * Using Go (Golang) for cross-platform offensive security tools * Challenges modern EDR and XDR solutions create for attackers * Low-and-slow data exfiltration techniques * Malware packing and evasion strategies against endpoint detection * Best practices for adversary emulation and threat detection Guests: * Dennis Chow – Detection Engineering Director * Michael LaSalvia – Red Team Lead Resources 📘 Evasion Engineering: Building Custom Red Team Tools for the Modern Defenses https://www.amazon.com/Evasion-Engineering-Building-Custom-Defenses-ebook/dp/B0GKDC57S8 💻 GOAD – Game of Active Directory Lab https://github.com/Orange-Cyberdefense/GOAD About Detection Dispatch Detection Dispatch (Alex’s Version) is an independent cybersecurity podcast covering detection engineering, threat hunting, adversary emulation, red teaming, blue teaming, SOC operations, malware analysis, cloud security, incident response, and modern cyber defense. Each episode features leading security practitioners sharing practical techniques, emerging threats, and defensive strategies used by today’s cybersecurity teams. If you enjoyed this episode, like, subscribe, and share it with your security team and fellow cybersecurity professionals. Leave a comment with your thoughts on custom red team tooling, purple teaming, or detection engineering. #CyberSecurity #DetectionEngineering #ThreatHunting #RedTeam #BlueTeam

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