h4cker/threat_hunting/threat_hunting_process.md

Threat Hunting Process

Threat hunting is a complex process that involves multiple steps and decisions.

1. Define Objectives: Understand what you're looking for, such as specific threats or vulnerabilities.
2. Gather Intelligence: Collect information on potential threats, vulnerabilities, and tactics.
3. Create Hypotheses: Formulate educated guesses about where threats might be hiding.
4. Select Tools and Techniques: Choose the appropriate tools and techniques for investigation.
5. Investigate: Analyze data, look for patterns, and investigate suspicious activities.
6. Analyze Findings: Evaluate the evidence and determine if a threat exists.
7. Remediate: If a threat is found, take appropriate action to mitigate or eliminate it.
8. Report: Document the findings, actions taken, and any recommendations.
9. Review and Adjust: Reflect on the process and make necessary adjustments for future threat hunting.