In the ongoing cybersecurity arms race, organizations constantly struggle to keep pace with increasingly sophisticated attackers. As adversaries regularly develop new tools and behaviors, security teams are under intense pressure to not just react but to continuously improve their capabilities.
A properly constructed threat hunting program is one of the most effective ways to drive positive change across an organization's entire security posture. However, many hunters take an ad hoc, unstructured approach to finding threats in their environments. This leads to inefficient, low-value hunts that fail to generate actionable results. Important findings go undocumented, stakeholders remain unaware of critical risks, and opportunities to improve detection, prevention, or response are missed.