Practical Threat Intelligence and Data-Driven Threat Hunting: A hands-on guide to threat hunting with the ATT&CK™ Framework and open source tools

#BookReview #PracticalThreatIntelligence and #DataDriven #ThreatHunting Thanks to Valentina Palacín and Packt An amazing, in depth coverage on #CyberThreatIntelligence 1. it starts with #CTI , explains TI cycle, emphasizing on IR, Collection Processes, Bias and Analysis methods. 2. next it covers in depth TH MM including Loop, SANs , Data Driven, TaHiTi - Targetted Hunting Integrating TI, Hypothesis etc. 3. Data Collection Methods, Processes and Platforms apart from Understanding your Adversary, Mapping using #MITRE ATT&CK , TTPs, Emulation APT3 , APT29, OSSEM, Caldera, Datasets, HELK etc. 4. On Documentation explains Playbooks, Jupyter, Automation etc 5. loved Atomic Red Team details covered Covered good details definitely for #CyberSecurity Professionals. Hope you all will find more jewels in this Highly recommended definitely.

The book gives an in depth understanding of concepts as well as some great insights for anyone interested in threat hunting.

One of the better books out there on the subject.

Thank you for this book. It made me learn much. I started this book in a pursuit of knowledge in CTI but ended up with a deep knowledge in threat hunting. I am just a little bit disappointed that you did not consecrate the same energy to the CTI as to the TH. And all of the data sources were from inside the network. I think it will also be a good thing if we can hunt based on external data sources such as the dark web or OSINT. I really hope the next edition coming soon will tackle those aspects.

Just get it, you won’t regret! One of the best threat hunting books out there!

i bought a couple yrs ago. today it's still an all encompassing well explained layout of what threat intel is and why. as someone who has worked in threat intel, i can say this has all the things to set you up for success.

This is one of those books which takes you on a learning journey. The other works it references along the way builds a reading list which allows the reader to decide how deeply they wish to deleve into the topic. I wish there were more academic sources cited however so far i very impressed.