Nobody really knows if their detection rules are silent because they were secure or because something got broken in the data plumbing a couple of months ago. Large companies rely on dozens of fragmented tools to detect threats, and those systems can quietly stop working effectively over time as they're updated and adjusted.
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Sysmon has long been part of Microsoft's Sysinternals toolkit, widely used by security teams to track detailed system activity and spot suspicious behavior. Until now, it had to be downloaded and installed separately. With this update, Sysmon is becoming a built-in Windows feature. "Windows now brings Sysmon functionality natively to Windows," the company wrote. "Sysmon functionality allows you to capture system events that can help with threat detection, and you can use custom configuration files to filter the events you want to monitor."