2025-05-12 –, Grand Ballroom B
In the face of ever-increasing cyber attacks, the 'rise' in artificial intelligence and it's deep integration with security tooling is not enough to identify and disrupt adversary behaviour. Humans play a critical role in the hunt for these threats; identifying and analysing malicious events that have bypassed traditional detection mechanisms.
In this presentation we will explore how threat hunting plays a fundamental role in the fight against highly motivated nation-state adversaries, and what you can do to enhance your own threat hunting capability.
Topics covered and key take aways:
Threat hunting fundamentals, methodologies and common misconceptions
The importance of proactive human-led threat hunting
What makes human-led threat hunting successful, and why the human factor is important
Intermediate/Some Knowledge Advised
Dylan is a cyber security leader specialising in digital forensics, incident response and security advisory. He has spent the last 8 years helping world leading brands investigate, respond to and recover from cyber incidents.
He actively contributes to open source projects covering threat hunting and intelligence; in addition to the MITRE ATT&CK framework (ask about defence evasion!).