Do you and your team want to start looking for threats in your environment proactively? If this is the case, proceed to the threat hunting stages listed below, starting with researching the danger you want to find before delving into the data.

Cegura Technologies follows the following steps when developing a new threat hunting strategy:

1. Form a Cyber Threat Hunting Team

It is critical to find the right people to hunt in your area. New members can be delegated hunting, but they will require a more defined methodology. To hunt in the environment, we recommend assembling a team with a threat-centric mindset.

2. Create a Threat Hunt Timeline based on the Bandwidth of Your Team.

As previously stated, most businesses have approximately five hours to devote to a threat search. However, each search takes between ten and thirty hours. A successful hunt entails finding one good takeaway, whether it's a hygiene fix or a danger.

3. Create A High-Level Mission Plan

Before looking for dangers, it is critical to determine what is normal and any potential hygiene issues or logging gaps. This documentation should summarize your overall goal and allow you to connect it to various objectives. In general, we recommend starting with a baseline hunt and progressing to a threat-based hunt.

4. Make A List Of The Mission's Objectives And Goals.

You'll be looking for the objectives during your search. These should be in line with your overall goal and include technical details on how to accomplish it. To begin, connect the objectives to a framework. This mapping method enables you to fill in any gaps that your alarms or detections may have. It also serves as the foundation for a well-organized coverage strategy.

To learn more about cyber threat strategy, contact Cegura Technologies.