Your Practical Guide to Threat Hunting
The document introduces threat hunting as a proactive process aimed at detecting malicious activities that automated tools may overlook. It discusses the Hunting Maturity Model, which assesses an organization’s hunting capabilities and outlines a roadmap for improvement. Key success metrics include the number of incidents, dwell time, and false positive rates. Practical hunting techniques are illustrated through examples such as Command and Control (C2) and internal reconnaissance. Expert advice emphasizes the importance of understanding the environment and maintaining organized records for effective threat hunting.
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