Inside 3 top threat hunting tools
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Advanced Persistent Threats (APT) are able to slip past even the most cutting-edge security defenses thanks to a diabolically clever strategy. Hackers may try to breach your defenses thousands of times until they finally get in. Once a network is breached, most APTs go into stealth mode. They move slowly, laterally compromising other systems and inching toward their goals. But what if you could hunt down these active, but hidden threats before they can do real damage? For this review, we tested threat hunting systems from Sqrrl, Endgame and Infocyte. Read the full review as well.
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