Abhijay170901/Detection-Engineering-Framework

This is a brand-new, zero-adoption educational project with no stars, forks, or commit history (0 days old). It represents a simulation/tutorial of well-established cyber defense practices (KQL hunting, MITRE ATT&CK mapping, Zero-Trust) rather than novel research or innovative tooling. The project exists as a learning resource or portfolio piece, not a production system or novel framework. No evidence of adoption, users, or unique positioning. The components it describes (KQL queries, MITRE technique mappings, Zero-Trust principles) are commodity knowledge in the security operations space—all available in existing Microsoft Sentinel documentation, MITRE repositories, and enterprise security frameworks. Frontier labs have no incentive to build this: it's educational scaffolding around their own platforms (Sentinel), not a competitive capability. Low defensibility due to zero traction and reimplementation of standard patterns. Low frontier risk because it's niche educational content, not a platform or service they'd integrate into or compete against.