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Black Hat Webcast Series | Practical Threat Hunting

Nov 30, 2020

A lot has been said about threat hunting, by a lot of people. They'll tell you how difficult it is, what products you should use, how to automate the pain away, and how you should've been doing this all along. But here's the thing...you have been doing it all along.

Watch the recording of the

Black Hat

Webcast Series below to listen to our speakers as they present the need to know information on practical threat hunting.

Key takeaways:

  • What's valuable and what isn't in threat hunting
  • Where to focus efforts when you're looking for wrongdoers and results
  • Practical tips on developing a threat hunting program
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To watch more webcasts with Cyborg, check out our Threat Hunting Virtual Launch Event, focusing on threat intelligence and cyber threat emulation.

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