In today’s complex, ever-changing cybersecurity landscape, organizations need a strong, layered defense that spans everything from endpoints to the network core. Sometimes, however, that’s not enough. Cybercriminals continuously evolve their strategies and tactics and can evade detection by even well-constructed defenses. But if attackers have already penetrated your network, how can you find them?
Threat hunting is a human-led activity that supplements your existing defensive measures. Put simply, threat hunters start by assuming your network has already been breached. By monitoring everyday activities across your network and investigating possible anomalies, threat hunters seek to find any yet-to-be-discovered malicious activities that could lead to a full-blown breach or uncover unaddressed vulnerabilities in your security posture.
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