The detection rule monitors the creation of Asana service accounts within an organization, specifically tracking actions executed by users who may create accounts that could potentially be misused. The rule is triggered when a user with administrative permissions (i.e., 'actor') creates a service account, which is a non-human account intended for automated processes. It specifically checks for the event type 'service_account_created' originating from user actions associated with a recognized organization email domain. If an account is created and is not directly associated with valid business intent, further investigation is warranted to confirm legitimacy. The rule requires correlations with logs from the Asana audit trail and is assessed by comparing expected vs. actual results from the log entries. In testing scenarios, the rule evaluates for incidents where the account creation may or may not align with business needs, particularly focusing on events prompted by user actions under scrupulous scrutiny to ascertain authority and authorization for these changes recommended by the runbook, which advises validating the intent behind the creation. Any unauthorized creation could indicate accounts misused for unapproved access to Asana services or information.