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Core cyber threat intelligence (CTI) threat hunting terms, process, and outcomes - what is and is not in operations. Threat Hunting is a critical component of proactively reducing risk against sophisticated adversaries for augmenting SIEM/SOC/SOAR environments. It is a theory based analytical tradecraft embedded within the lifecycle of CTI, not the chasing of Indicators of Compromise (IoCs). Participants of this course are able to work smarter, not harder, with actionable outcomes to move the needle in reducing risk in operations.
Today analysts are taught to chase IP addresses, hash values of a file, and other indicators, blindly thinking that reputational queries, correlation, and similar research and context will drive value in the research and response of potential threats. Tools, training and tradecraft of modern day watered down culture has created this negative outcome, which is far from effective or true cyber threat intelligence (CTI) threat hunting techniques, tools and tactics (TTPs).
Challenge your way of thinking and doing to be and act like a Cyber Threat Intelligence analyst. Make sure you’re not introducing bias and assumptions or blindly chasing indicators that yield little to not value in your research and response. Think and do differently for amazing, timely and actionable outcomes to reduce risk. Join Ken Dunham, pioneer in the space who just wrote a standard on the topic of threat hunting and has performed thousands of criminal investigations, to learn how to threat hunt like a pro.
Ken Dunham, graduate of Eastern Oregon University, is a pioneering cybersecurity leader whose career spans from being a middle school teacher and developing early antivirus software to becoming a global CISO-level strategist with extensive counter-threat intelligence experience. His early work included discovering a new class of computer viruses, creating the world's top-downloaded Macintosh security software, and publishing a leading book via McGraw-Hill, followed by a period contributing to aerospace innovation on programs like the Predator drone. In the first 15 years of this century he led many Dark Web investigations, handled global breaches, and notable law enforcement operations all around the world countering nation-state, terrorism, and eCrime groups. He later took on executive management roles in leading cybersecurity companies and invented the Optiv Threat DNA PaaS ™ solution. He continues to innovate and remediate emergent global threat to reduce risk. He is the author of many books including his latest, “Cyber CISO Marksmanship: Hitting the Mark in Cybersecurity Leadership".