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Security 6 Min Read

Stat! 3 Must-Have Data Filtering Techniques

To hunt for threats, there's a lot of data you do NOT need. Here are the 3 must-have data filtering techniques so you can hunt those threats STAT!
Security 5 Min Read

Revisiting the Big Picture: Macro-level ATT&CK Updates for 2023

SURGe reviews the latest attacker trends and behaviors with this look at four years of ATT&CK data from some of the largest and most trusted threat reporting sources.
Security 4 Min Read

Using metadata & tstats for Threat Hunting

Behold the power of metadata and tstats commands! These commands will quickly provide situational awareness of your hosts and sourcetypes as you begin hunting.
Security 6 Min Read

Threat Hunting for Dictionary-DGA with PEAK

Explore applied model-assisted threat hunting for dictionary-based domain generation algorithms using the SURGe Security Research Team's PEAK Threat Hunting Framework.
Security 4 Min Read

Key Threat Hunting Deliverables with PEAK

When most people think of threat hunting, they think of uncovering unknown threats – but that is only one of many (better) reasons to show value with threat hunting.
Learn 5 Min Read

Quantum-Safe Cryptography & Standards: QSC, PQC, QKD & More!

Quantum-safe cryptography sounds complicated. Expert Kirsty Paine defines quantum-safe cryptography, differentiates PQC & QKD, and talks NIST post-quantum process.
Security 4 Min Read

Using Splunk Stream for Hunting: Finding Islands in the Stream (of Data)

Let's look at how to use the popular Splunk Stream App for our favorite purpose: threat hunting! This is part of our Threat Hunting with Splunk series.
Learn 5 Min Read

Cryptographically Relevant Quantum Computers (CRQCs) & The Quantum Threat

Quantum computing sounds scary (depending on your source), but you don't have to be worried! Get expert information on today's quantum threat.
Security 4 Min Read

Using the Lookup Command for Threat Hunting (Lookup Before You Go-Go)

Lookup commands are basically the #1 place to start any threat hunt in Splunk. Get the expert directions here.