Hunt the Hacker (HtH)

Intended outcome
Participants will understand what threat hunting is, be utterly convinced of the need for it, know what infrastructure is required to facilitate it, and be able to start doing it with confidence within their own organizations.

Target audience:
Everybody who needs to know more about what threat hunting is, why it is necessary, what is required to start doing it, and how it should be done. Appropriate roles include: CISOs, Security Managers, SOC staffers, Incident Responders, Forensic Analysts and System Administrators.

Pre-requisites:
To maximize value to the attendee, prior HOHE participation is highly recommended, but not mandatory.

Contents of the training:
During the 2 days hands-on training experience the participants learn how to hunt hackers within our Windows 10 lab network, using a range of highly effective threat hunting technologies and techniques. Technologies used: Sysmon, the Elastic stack (formerly “ELK”), WinRM, PowerShell, YARA.

Learning outcomes:

• understand what threat hunting is,
• be utterly convinced of the need for it,
• know what infrastructure is required to facilitate it,
• be able to start doing it with confidence within their own organizations.

Training methods:
The trainers engage participants with lectures, live demonstrations and Q&A sessions. Each participant spends the majority of their time performing a wide variety of hands-on hunts.

More information: https://clarifiedsecurity.com/hunt-the-hacker-course/ 

Trainers:
Taavi Sonets
Taavi joined the team in April 2015 as a Web application pentester. His previous work experience consists mainly of Web Application development. He holds a M.Sc. degree in Cyber Security from Tallinn University of Technology. He wrote his masters thesis about improving User Simulation Team Workflow in the Context of Cyber Defense Exercise. Taavi is the main trainer of our Hands-on Hacking training series (HOHE, HOHE FU, HOHA) and Hunt The Hacker (HtH) course.

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