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Is macOS the next major frontier for Detection Engineering? For years, macOS Detection Engineering was treated as a niche specialty that few security teams prioritized. Today, that has changed dramatically. As macOS enterprise deployments continue to grow, attackers are increasingly targeting Apple devices with sophisticated malware, infostealers, persistence techniques, and Living-off-the-Land attacks. Defenders need deeper visibility into macOS internals than ever before. In this episode of Detection Dispatch, host Alex is joined by Olivia Gallucci, Security Engineer at Datadog, to discuss modern macOS threat detection, Apple security architecture, endpoint telemetry, and the future of Detection Engineering on Apple platforms. Drawing from extensive experience researching macOS internals, Olivia explains why many traditional Windows detection strategies fail on macOS and shares practical techniques every Detection Engineer, Threat Hunter, SOC Analyst, DFIR professional, and Security Researcher should understand. 🚀 In this episode you’ll learn: 🔹 Why osascript detection alone is no longer enough for modern macOS security 🔹 How macOS process trees differ from Windows—and why they often confuse Detection Engineers 🔹 Understanding Background Task Management (BTM) and overlooked persistence artifacts 🔹 Living off the Orchard (LOOBins) techniques used by modern macOS attackers 🔹 Why Endpoint Detection & Response (EDR) tools often abstract critical macOS telemetry 🔹 Exploring Apple Silicon, the secure boot chain, Endpoint Security Framework (ESF), and IOKit from a defender’s perspective 🔹 The macOS resources every Detection Engineer should know, including Jonathan Levin’s research and Jaron Bradley’s Sprite Tree 🔹 Practical advice for building better detections in enterprise Apple environments This conversation explores the challenges of defending modern macOS systems, improving visibility into Apple endpoints, and adapting detection strategies to today’s evolving threat landscape. Whether you’re building detections, hunting advanced threats, or expanding your knowledge of Apple security, this episode delivers actionable insights from one of the leading voices in macOS Detection Engineering. Topics covered: • macOS Detection Engineering • Apple Silicon Security • Endpoint Security Framework (ESF) • macOS Threat Hunting • Endpoint Detection & Response (EDR) • SOC Operations • Threat Detection • Malware Analysis • DFIR • Cyber Threat Intelligence • Enterprise macOS Security • Detection Rules • Apple Endpoint Security • Cybersecurity Research • Blue Team Operations If you found this episode valuable: ✅ Like this video ✅ Subscribe for more Detection Engineering, Threat Hunting, DFIR, and Cybersecurity interviews ✅ Share it with your security team and fellow defenders 💬 Question for the community: What has been your biggest challenge when building detections for macOS compared to Windows?

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