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The article is fairly content-free but is nonetheless interesting.. I would love to learn but don't know where to start. Security professionals of HN, any good
by bigbluedots 4y ago
The article is fairly content-free but is nonetheless interesting.. I would love to learn but don't know where to start. Security professionals of HN, any good resources you could point to re, for example, the type of 'hunting' work the article refers to?
- GartzenDeHaes 4y agoThe US military and government sends their people to classes such as this one: https://www.sans.org/cyber-security-courses/advanced-incident-response-threat-hunting-training/ https://www.sans.org/cyber-security-courses/advanced-inciden... . The focus is on actively searching for indicators of compromise, vulnerability scanning, and I would imagine network traffic analysis. Based on the US military people I've interviewed and hired, their IT security is very checklist based and I imagine that their "threat hunting" is focused on vulnerability scanners such as Nessus.