

February 2026: Implemented a strategic deprecation of verdicts reporting in SEKOIA-IO/documentation. Removed the verdicts reporting capability from the Sekoia Operating Language documentation to reflect current functionality and prevent user confusion. This aligns documentation with live capabilities and reduces support load while preserving a clear path for future reintroduction. Commit: 9a91c4779733b9634862cfcbdd498f8e1b5c5326 ("Remove verdicts for the moment").
February 2026: Implemented a strategic deprecation of verdicts reporting in SEKOIA-IO/documentation. Removed the verdicts reporting capability from the Sekoia Operating Language documentation to reflect current functionality and prevent user confusion. This aligns documentation with live capabilities and reduces support load while preserving a clear path for future reintroduction. Commit: 9a91c4779733b9634862cfcbdd498f8e1b5c5326 ("Remove verdicts for the moment").
January 2026 — SEKOIA-IO/documentation: Delivered Enhanced Reporting with Custom Statuses/Priorities and Multi-Tenant Community Support. Implemented custom statuses and priorities for alerts/cases and added per-community reporting views to enable tailored analytics across multiple communities. Commit reference: a1892dd64bca55c33d52966148655972261d677e. No major bugs fixed documented for this repository this month. Overall impact: improved reporting accuracy and decision support, plus groundwork for scalable multi-tenant analytics. Technologies/skills demonstrated: backend schema extensions for statuses/priorities, multi-tenant reporting capabilities, Git-based change traceability, and cross-team collaboration within the documentation repo.
January 2026 — SEKOIA-IO/documentation: Delivered Enhanced Reporting with Custom Statuses/Priorities and Multi-Tenant Community Support. Implemented custom statuses and priorities for alerts/cases and added per-community reporting views to enable tailored analytics across multiple communities. Commit reference: a1892dd64bca55c33d52966148655972261d677e. No major bugs fixed documented for this repository this month. Overall impact: improved reporting accuracy and decision support, plus groundwork for scalable multi-tenant analytics. Technologies/skills demonstrated: backend schema extensions for statuses/priorities, multi-tenant reporting capabilities, Git-based change traceability, and cross-team collaboration within the documentation repo.
2025-12 Summary for SEKOIA-IO/documentation: Delivered a focused documentation update to clarify time-based detection rule testing limitations due to infrastructure performance constraints, and added practical guidance on current testing capabilities. This change reduces misalignment between testing efforts and platform realities, lowers support overhead, and mitigates potential stability risks by setting clear expectations for developers and QA teams. The update strengthens testing workflows and onboarding by documenting constraints and recommended practices. Technologies demonstrated include documentation engineering, Git-based change management, and cross-team collaboration with platform/infrastructure stakeholders. Commit c58c3448418e721b9d0e65bd6fb5d6ebf7fa4c1a captured this update.
2025-12 Summary for SEKOIA-IO/documentation: Delivered a focused documentation update to clarify time-based detection rule testing limitations due to infrastructure performance constraints, and added practical guidance on current testing capabilities. This change reduces misalignment between testing efforts and platform realities, lowers support overhead, and mitigates potential stability risks by setting clear expectations for developers and QA teams. The update strengthens testing workflows and onboarding by documenting constraints and recommended practices. Technologies demonstrated include documentation engineering, Git-based change management, and cross-team collaboration with platform/infrastructure stakeholders. Commit c58c3448418e721b9d0e65bd6fb5d6ebf7fa4c1a captured this update.
In November 2025, delivered Security Operations Documentation Enhancements for the SEKOIA-IO/documentation repository. The work consolidated and expanded coverage across key security workflows to improve analyst usability, consistency, and decision-making. What was delivered: - Comprehensive updates covering detection of unauthorized domains, correlation of user activities with business roles, threat intelligence enrichment, asset context, user role validation, documentation section headers, and custom SOC alert/case statuses. - Standardized documentation structure and terminology to accelerate onboarding and incident response for security analysts. - Documentation and articulation of custom SOC alert statuses to support consistent triage, reporting, and post-incident review. Commits (4 total) enabled these enhancements with focused changes: - 3c3bb390c118d0ab09d6dbe2722f6e608f9d0773: Update examples - eaaa36713589e74a071a7d6562f405ebf4f8031d: Improve use cases description - 488f79df73dbae9ce5d87a155f4a932a9b4e16a7: Remove old title - 2c412fc5f3d95156c42ee5f9b6b790a9aceed7bc: Add doc for custom status Impact and business value: - Faster analyst onboarding and reduced context switching due to clearer guidance and standardized statuses. - Improved accuracy and consistency in SOC workflows, enabling more reliable detection-to-response cycles. - Enhanced alignment with detection capabilities and threat intelligence, improving situational awareness and decision quality. Technologies/skills demonstrated: - Technical writing and documentation governance for security operations. - Knowledge-base maintenance, version control, and change management (Git commit hygiene). - Cross-functional collaboration to capture detection workflows and status definitions.
In November 2025, delivered Security Operations Documentation Enhancements for the SEKOIA-IO/documentation repository. The work consolidated and expanded coverage across key security workflows to improve analyst usability, consistency, and decision-making. What was delivered: - Comprehensive updates covering detection of unauthorized domains, correlation of user activities with business roles, threat intelligence enrichment, asset context, user role validation, documentation section headers, and custom SOC alert/case statuses. - Standardized documentation structure and terminology to accelerate onboarding and incident response for security analysts. - Documentation and articulation of custom SOC alert statuses to support consistent triage, reporting, and post-incident review. Commits (4 total) enabled these enhancements with focused changes: - 3c3bb390c118d0ab09d6dbe2722f6e608f9d0773: Update examples - eaaa36713589e74a071a7d6562f405ebf4f8031d: Improve use cases description - 488f79df73dbae9ce5d87a155f4a932a9b4e16a7: Remove old title - 2c412fc5f3d95156c42ee5f9b6b790a9aceed7bc: Add doc for custom status Impact and business value: - Faster analyst onboarding and reduced context switching due to clearer guidance and standardized statuses. - Improved accuracy and consistency in SOC workflows, enabling more reliable detection-to-response cycles. - Enhanced alignment with detection capabilities and threat intelligence, improving situational awareness and decision quality. Technologies/skills demonstrated: - Technical writing and documentation governance for security operations. - Knowledge-base maintenance, version control, and change management (Git commit hygiene). - Cross-functional collaboration to capture detection workflows and status definitions.
Month 2025-10 — Focused on documentation quality and clarity for SEKOIA-IO/documentation. Delivered two features: SOL Datasets Documentation and Detection Rules Documentation Enhancements, with explicit coverage of functionality, benefits, access, import processes, query usage, and formatting consistency. Added Sigma correlation explanation and time-based testing limitation notes to prevent misinterpretation. No major bug fixes were reported; the month’s work reduces onboarding time, lowers support load, and improves maintainability. Technologies demonstrated include structured documentation, Markdown best practices, and cross-functional collaboration.
Month 2025-10 — Focused on documentation quality and clarity for SEKOIA-IO/documentation. Delivered two features: SOL Datasets Documentation and Detection Rules Documentation Enhancements, with explicit coverage of functionality, benefits, access, import processes, query usage, and formatting consistency. Added Sigma correlation explanation and time-based testing limitation notes to prevent misinterpretation. No major bug fixes were reported; the month’s work reduces onboarding time, lowers support load, and improves maintainability. Technologies demonstrated include structured documentation, Markdown best practices, and cross-functional collaboration.
September 2025: Documentation improvements across SEKOIA-IO/documentation focused on developer onboarding, feature usage, and rule development workflows. Delivered new Sekoia Operating Language (SOL) function docs and refined query examples; expanded integration onboarding and overview for Custom Connectors; updated Sigma Rules Catalog docs with testing, correlation guidance, and notes. Implemented formatting fixes (lists/indentation) and added warnings to improve clarity and reduce onboarding time.
September 2025: Documentation improvements across SEKOIA-IO/documentation focused on developer onboarding, feature usage, and rule development workflows. Delivered new Sekoia Operating Language (SOL) function docs and refined query examples; expanded integration onboarding and overview for Custom Connectors; updated Sigma Rules Catalog docs with testing, correlation guidance, and notes. Implemented formatting fixes (lists/indentation) and added warnings to improve clarity and reduce onboarding time.
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