Compromise assessment or threat hunting? What do organizations need?
Compromise assessment and threat hunting are two rising techniques of implementing network security. Figure out what your organization needs.
Threat hunting
Deception technologies: 4 tools to help you identify threats and mitigate risks
Deception technologies have come a long way from the days when honeypots were used to analyze attacker behavior. Today’s deception tools contain advanced...
Threat hunting with Kolide and osquery
In this article, we’ll discuss how we can use Kolide Fleet for threat-hunting purposes. This article is not intended to be an introductory piece, but rather...
Threat hunting with osquery
In this article, we take a look at osquery and how it can be used to query the security, reliability and compliance information of systems within your network...
Threat hunting with Cymon API
In this article, we’ll discuss mock intrusion attempts on our systems and show you how to make use of Cymon API to query important information that you...
Threat hunting with SaltOpen
The SaltStack platform is an open-source and Python-based configuration management software. Using Salt, developers and system administrators can better manage...
Threat hunting with Graylog
Graylog is a leading centralized log management solution which allows security teams to log, store and analyze huge amounts of data. One area where Graylog...
Threat Hunting: Remediation
The majority of a threat hunter’s role is looking for the “needle in the haystack” by using a variety of different tools and techniques to look for threats...
Threat-hunting techniques: Conducting the hunt
Many organizations only perform reactive threat-hunting, searching for threats once it’s obvious that their environment has been compromised. A mature threat-hunting...
Top 10 Free Threat-Hunting Tools
Threat hunting is an alternative approach to dealing with cyber-attacks, compared to network security systems that include appliances such as firewalls that...