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The Gates Method When A Hunt Becomes A Detection

nebulock.io • October 25, 2026

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Nebulock Introduces GATES Method for Threat Detection Nebulock has launched the GATES Method, a structured framework for evaluating threat hunts and converting them into detection rules. This method aims to eliminate subjective decision-making in security operations by providing a five-step process. Alex Hurtado, Nebulock’s Head of Detection Strategy, discussed this framework in a recent interview. The GATES acronym stands for Gather, Analyze, Test, Evaluate, and Share, focusing on systematic threat assessment. The method is part of Nebulock's broader strategy to enhance threat detection and response capabilities. The company also released updates to its platform, including detection versioning and role-based access control, to support these efforts. The GATES Method is designed to improve the efficiency of security operations and reduce the risk of missing threats. 1 sources 28

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