This detection rule identifies when the Windows Defender Firewall has been reset to its default settings. It monitors events specifically related to this action, indicated by Event IDs 2032 and 2060. A reset of the firewall configuration can signify potential malicious activity or unintentional system misconfigurations that may leave the system vulnerable to attack. The rule is part of a larger effort to track changes to security configurations within the Windows operating environment, thus ensuring the integrity and continuity of defense mechanisms. The detection aims to provide visibility when security controls have been altered, allowing for rapid incident response to mitigate potential risks.