Applied Network Defense | Practical Threat Hunting

A structured system to ensure you’re never at a loss for places and methods to start hunting for evil. Practical Threat Hunting is a foundational course that will teach you how to approach threat hunting using a proven, structured, repeatable framework. Practical Threat Hunting is the course that will teach you to hunt in a way that will never leave you at a shortage of places to start or techniques to manipulate data to spot anomalies. You’ll build skills through a series of expert-led lectures, scenario-based demonstrations, and hands-on lab exercises. Through a combination of theory and application, you’ll learn the basics of threat hunting and apply them to your network immediately. Syllabus Two hunting frameworks: Attack-Based Hunting (ABH) and Data-Based Hunting (DBH) Techniques for leveraging threat intelligence and the MITRE ATT&CK framework for hunting input The 9 most common types of anomalies you’ll encounter when reviewing evidence. The 4 ways threat hunters most commonly transform data to spot anomalies Typical staffing models for hunting capabilities in organizations of all sizes along with pros/cons 5 metrics that support and enable threat hunting operations My two-step system for effective note taking while hunting (and how to transition those notes to longer-term storage for easy searching) An ideal design for a hunter’s wiki/knowledgebase A 5-step framework for dissecting and simulating attacks to prepare for hunting expeditions Applied Network Defense | Practical Threat Hunting

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