More Coverage From the Security Stack You Already Have

Your security stack may be capable of detecting more than you think. The challenge is understanding where coverage exists, where gaps remain, and which improvements will make the greatest impact without adding unnecessary alert noise.

Join Dan Gittis, Director of the TIDE Team, and Johnathon Moyer, Principal Detection Architect at UltraViolet Cyber, for a practical discussion on how security teams can measure and improve detection coverage using the tools and telemetry they already have.

Built and operated by UltraViolet’s Threat Intelligence & Detection Engineering (TIDE) team, Equinox uses AI and automation to assess detections and telemetry against MITRE ATT&CK and MITRE ATLAS in minutes. TIDE engineers review the findings, prioritize opportunities, and determine where vendor or customer-specific detections can help close the most important gaps.

What you'll learn:

• Build a clearer, evidence-backed picture of detection coverage so you can identify gaps and confidently answer, “Are we actually covered?”
• Get more from your existing security investments by identifying which additional detections your current tools and telemetry can support.
• Prioritize improvements without adding unnecessary alert noise so your SOC can catch attacks earlier and keep coverage aligned as threats and environments change.

Speakers

Dan Gittis
Director of TIDE Team

Dan Gittis leads UltraViolet’s Threat Intelligence & Detection Engineering (TIDE) team. Before joining UltraViolet, he led M&T Bank’s strategic cyber intelligence team and worked with Accenture’s MxDR Global Intelligence Operations team. Earlier in his career, he served as a threat intelligence analyst for the Philadelphia Police Department, collaborating with the FBI, U.S. Coast Guard, and Department of Homeland Security on maritime cybersecurity efforts.

Johnathon Moyer
Principal Detection Architect

Johnathon Moyer is Principal Detection Architect at UltraViolet Cyber, where he designs the detection engineering strategy behind the company’s unified security operations. He develops detection logic informed by real-world offensive tradecraft, helping close the gap between what is tested and what can be detected so clients can act on clearer signals and respond to active threats.