Training Overview
This training covers the fundamentals of Cyber Threat Hunting; how to build out the hunt program in your own environment; & how to identify, define, & execute a hunt mission. Cyber Threat Hunting introduces essential concepts for network & endpoint hunting & then allows learners to apply techniques to hunt for anomalous patterns. Hands-on activities follow real-world use cases to identify attacker techniques. Learners leave the training with critical information for establishing hunt programs within their organization, templates that can be used to document hunt missions, & concrete use-cases that they can leverage to hunt in their own environment.
Duration: 3 days
Prerequisites
Completion of Endpoint Investigations instructor-led training; a working understanding of networking & network security, the Windows operating system, file system, registry & regular expressions. Scripting experience with Python or PowerShell is beneficial.
Audience Profile
This is a fast-paced technical training that is designed to provide hands-on experience hunting for attackers in modern enterprise environments, including collecting & analyzing endpoint & network evidence. The content & pace is intended for professionals with some background in incident response, forensic analysis, network traffic analysis, log analysis, security assessments, and/or penetration testing. It is also well suited for those managing incident response or hunt teams or who are in roles that require oversight of cyber threat hunting & other investigative tasks
Learning Objectives:
After completing this training, learners should be able to:
- Define Cyber Threat Hunting & articulate its value to an organization
- Create or enhance an existing hunting program
- Understand how to identify key stakeholders within an organization
- Leverage provided use cases for your hunting program
- Build hunt missions for threat hunting in your organization
- Leverage both endpoint & network data for successful hunting
- Use relevant threat models to implement a hunt mission by acquiring & analyzing relevant data
- Identify areas of the hunting process that can be automated
Content Outline
- Types of hunting
- Hunting process
- Defining hunt missions
- Creating a hunt program
- Identifying key stakeholders
- Defining & leveraging
- cyber threat intelligence
- Effecting threat modelling
- Endpoint Data at Scale
- Operating system
- technology review
- Malware hiding techniques
- Uncovering internal
- reconnaissance
- Uncovering lateral movement
- Data acquisition techniques
- Network Data at Scale
- Network technology review
- Tunneling techniques
- Exfiltration techniques
- Suspicious HTTP traffic
- Data acquisition techniques
FAQs
Cyber threat hunting is a proactive security search through networks, endpoints, & datasets to hunt malicious, suspicious, or risky activities that have evaded detection by existing tools. Thus, there's a distinction between the cyber threat detection versus cyber threat hunting. Threat detection is a passive approach to monitor the data & systems for potential security issues, but it's still a necessity & can aid a threat hunter.
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This training covers the fundamentals of Cyber Threat Hunting; how to build out the hunt program in your own environment; & how to identify, define, & execute a hunt mission. Cyber Threat Hunting introduces essential concepts for network & endpoint hunting & then allows learners to apply techniques to hunt for anomalous patterns.
This is a fast-paced technical training that is designed to provide hands-on experience hunting for attackers in modern enterprise environments, including collecting & analyzing endpoint & network evidence. The content & pace is intended for professionals with some background in incident response, forensic analysis, network traffic analysis, log analysis, security assessments, and/or penetration testing. It is also well suited for those managing incident response or hunt teams or who are in roles that require oversight of cyber threat hunting & other investigative tasks.
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