The 2023 State of Threat Hunting: How Threat Hunters Are Navigating a Transforming Cybersecurity Landscape

In a cybersecurity landscape overrun with increasingly sophisticated and successful adversaries, the need for threat hunting has never been greater. Organizations can no longer afford to wait for traditional threat detection and response systems to flag exploits already active in their networks. 

Threat hunters have a crucial role to play – but are they equipped with the tools, techniques, and skills they need to keep up with a transforming landscape? To get inside the minds of today’s threat hunters and better understand the challenges they face, we surveyed 200+ security practitioners with threat hunting responsibilities across North America and Europe. 

Join us for an upcoming webinar discussing key findings from our forthcoming 2023 State of Threat Hunting Report, including: 

• Consistency and Discipline Are Lacking - Threat hunters use a wide variety of methods and approaches and no single input provides enough certainty that an assessment is accurate.
• False Positives Pose a Formidable Challenge - Nearly one third of respondents said they encountered 20% false positives in the last 6-12 months. 
• Soft Skills Matter, But Are Lacking - Threat hunters struggle to communicate their findings to leadership and other stakeholders. 
• Threat Hunters Want Better Tech - Better threat hunting tools top threat hunters’ wish list for what would improve their threat hunting responsibilities. 

*Webinar registrants will receive a complimentary copy of the 2023 State of Threat Hunting Report.