This course teaches learners the skills needed for effective threat hunting, including utilizing abstract tools, understanding the investigation process, questioning techniques, observation strategies, data-driven observations, basic and realistic pivoting, creating investigative pivot charts, exploring common aggregations, and establishing a knowledge base. The teaching method involves practical demonstrations and real-world examples. This course is intended for individuals interested in cybersecurity, threat hunting, and digital forensics.
Overview
Syllabus
Abstract Tools for
Rural Technology Fund
Hunting and Expertise
The Investigation Process
Always Be Questioning
Observation Strategy
Data Driven Observations
Curiosity and Experience
Basic Pivoting
Realistic Pivoting
Create an Investigative Pivot Chart
Explore Common Aggregations
Friendly Intel H&P
Creating a knowledgebase
Everything in Place - Basic Tenants
