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Explore how Datadog is built to enable efficient security engineering, allowing teams to version, test, deploy, and rollback changes safely and efficiently. The result is a more resilient, consistent, and scalable security program that aligns with modern CI/CD workflows.

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Jan 28, 2026
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2026-01-28 1:00 pm
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Security teams can no longer afford to manually manage detection suites that are enterprise-ready and flexible enough to adapt to changing threat landscapes. By applying software engineering principles to security detections, teams can enforce standards, eliminate configuration drift, and manage detections from a single source of truth. In this webinar we’ll deep dive into how security teams can implement a detections-as-code model in Datadog to build, manage, and operate large-scale detection programs.

We’ll cover:

  • Enforcing detection standards and quickly identifying and fixing drift
  • Centralized detection management using templates and source control (e.g., GitHub)
  • Managing detections across Datadog Security modules (Cloud SIEM, workload policies, and more)
  • How detection-as-code improves security maturity through SDLC and automation
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Security teams can no longer afford to manually manage detection suites that are enterprise-ready and flexible enough to adapt to changing threat landscapes. By applying software engineering principles to security detections, teams can enforce standards, eliminate configuration drift, and manage detections from a single source of truth. In this webinar we’ll deep dive into how security teams can implement a detections-as-code model in Datadog to build, manage, and operate large-scale detection programs.

We’ll cover:

  • Enforcing detection standards and quickly identifying and fixing drift
  • Centralized detection management using templates and source control (e.g., GitHub)
  • Managing detections across Datadog Security modules (Cloud SIEM, workload policies, and more)
  • How detection-as-code improves security maturity through SDLC and automation
SPEAKERS
Andrew Bissel
Security Engineer
RapDev
Jason Fox
SOC Manager
RapDev
Head of IT Operations
Coop Norge

Join our session for insights into some lessons we've learned along the way.

Security teams can no longer afford to manually manage detection suites that are enterprise-ready and flexible enough to adapt to changing threat landscapes. By applying software engineering principles to security detections, teams can enforce standards, eliminate configuration drift, and manage detections from a single source of truth. In this webinar we’ll deep dive into how security teams can implement a detections-as-code model in Datadog to build, manage, and operate large-scale detection programs.

We’ll cover:

  • Enforcing detection standards and quickly identifying and fixing drift
  • Centralized detection management using templates and source control (e.g., GitHub)
  • Managing detections across Datadog Security modules (Cloud SIEM, workload policies, and more)
  • How detection-as-code improves security maturity through SDLC and automation

Join our session for insights into some lessons we've learned along the way.

We’ll cover:

  • Enforcing detection standards and quickly identifying and fixing drift
  • Centralized detection management using templates and source control (e.g., GitHub)
  • Managing detections across Datadog Security modules (Cloud SIEM, workload policies, and more)
  • How detection-as-code improves security maturity through SDLC and automation
SPEAKERS
SPEAKER
Andrew Bissel
Security Engineer
RapDev
Jason Fox
SOC Manager
RapDev