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Intelligence-driven threat hunting, or don’t let the hunter to become the prey

Many businesses blindly implement Threat Hunting in their infrastructures while remaining unaware of the solution that lies at the core of TH and other security processes.

On-Demand

47 min

· March 31, 2020

Intelligence-driven threat hunting, or don’t let the hunter to become the prey
Intelligence-driven threat hunting, or don’t let the hunter to become the prey
Roman Rezvukhin

Head of Malware Analysis and Threat Hunting Team

About the webinar

Threat Hunting (TH) has captured the minds of security analysts worldwide. Companies often use it without truly understanding what they are looking for and without knowing how to interpret the TH results. Many businesses blindly implement TH in their infrastructures while remaining unaware of the solution that lies at the core of TH and other security processes.

This solution has already been implemented in countless organizations, but it is mostly used on its own. It is called Cyber Threat Intelligence (TI).

Key findings

  • How CTI can be used to develop intelligence-driven hypotheses
  • How CTI helps make the threat hunting process more effective
  • Why this method is faster compared to other methods of hypothesis generation

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