Threat Hunting

Newly embraced by the Open Cybersecurity Alliance, Kestrel is open source and platform-agnostic, and leverages automation.

Security starts before detection and response, but many organizations focus there first. Mature security teams understand the importance of identification and protection.  Establishing good cyber hygiene and taking proactive measures to secure themselves against the ever-increasing threat landscape is a critical first step in a holistic security program.  How should organizations build a holistic security […]

Companies that participate in a potential Pentagon program to conduct threat hunting across the defense industrial base should be protected from legal liability and be given additional financial or technical support to ensure small businesses aren’t crowded out.

Experts advise? Take pack the power by forcing the gray hat researcher into a prisoner's dilemma.

Following the SolarWinds hack security pros are turning to purple teams to lock down security. Today’s columnist, Victor Wieczorek of GuidePoint Security, offers a four-step process for deploying a purple team.

Organizations that boosted security budgets in response to the SolarWinds hack invested the most in threat hunting, according to a new survey.

The numbers provide a needed counterweight to the argument that automated hacking (or defense) can be a tonic for everything in the cyber realm.