The WinSCP Execution detection rule is designed to identify instances where the WinSCP application, commonly used for secure file transfers, is executed on Windows systems. WinSCP can be exploited by threat actors for exfiltrating sensitive data, making this detection critical. The rule monitors Windows Event Code 4688, which indicates a process creation event, alongside specific command line arguments associated with WinSCP. It captures relevant event data including the process name, user, host, and various process attributes to provide insight into potentially malicious activities. The detection can be particularly relevant due to associations with known threat actor groups such as BlueNoroff and Lazarus, who may leverage this software for data exfiltration purposes. By analyzing the processed command outputs from these logs, security teams can promptly respond to unauthorized or suspicious data transfers.