Why the Need for Threat Response & Threat Intelligence is Growing in 2022, and Why it Won’t Stop

In 2021, there was an exponential rise in Zero-Day vulnerabilities. Once a Zero-Day vulnerability is discovered in the wild, cyberattackers race to release malware before a patch is pushed to fix the vulnerability.

As Zero-Day attacks continue to increase, cybersecurity leaders must understand that the best way to mitigate the cyber risk of a business disrupting event is to ensure they have access to proactive hunting, original research, and threat intelligence analysis that can detect and remediate cyber threats.

Join eSentire’s Ryan Westman, Manager, Threat Intelligence, and Derek Thomas, Manager, Tactical Threat Response, for a discussion on:

• Why the need for cyber threat response and cyber threat intelligence is growing in 2022
• The Global Threat Framework - How the Threat Response and Threat Intelligence teams work together to identify additional threat detection opportunities to increase coverage
• How AI and ML can complement cyber threat hunting with automated IOC alerts
• Dissections of multi-signal proactive cyber threat hunts led by the Threat Response Unit (TRU) that led to positive hits in customer environments including SQUIRRELWAFFLE and incidents related to Log4j exploitation