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Game of Threats: Winning Strategies for Proactive Cyber Defenseby@chrisray
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Game of Threats: Winning Strategies for Proactive Cyber Defense

by Chris Ray10mApril 23rd, 2024
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In the quest for proactive cyber defense, this blog post explores seven distinct approaches to threat hunting. From hypothesis-driven hunts guided by the MITRE ATT&CK framework to the anomaly-based detection of behavioral deviations, hunters are armed with a diverse arsenal. Signature-agnostic hunting goes beyond signatures, seeking malicious behavior, while intelligence-led hunting harnesses the power of threat intelligence. Campaign-based hunting uncovers adversary narratives, and automated hunting streamlines detection with technology. Collaborative hunting emphasizes the strength of shared insights. A comparison table highlights the unique characteristics, strengths, and use cases of each approach. By embracing these strategies, organizations fortify their defenses, adapt to evolving threats, and emerge victorious in the game of cyber threats, safeguarding their digital domains with skill and foresight.
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Chris Ray is a senior member of a local 35+ B-league hockey team and also occasionally blogs about cybersecurity topics.

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