This detection rule focuses on identifying the escalation of privileges via the "SeDebugPrivilege" in Windows systems. By monitoring Windows Security Event Logs, specifically for EventCode 4703, the rule captures when a process enables the SeDebugPrivilege token while filtering out legitimate system processes. The implication of this privilege is significant, as it allows processes to inspect and manipulate the memory of other processes, which can lead to malicious activities such as credential dumping or arbitrary code execution. Thus, detecting this type of behavior is crucial to maintaining a secure environment, particularly to thwart privilege escalation attacks that may allow unauthorized access to sensitive data or system controls. As a part of the implementation, it is emphasized that Windows Security Event Logs with EventCode 4703 must be ingested, and the Windows Technology Add-on (TA) is needed to facilitate this detection. False positives may occur with certain native applications, necessitating careful filtering and analysis to distinguish between legitimate and malicious activities.