Resolution & Follow Up

Overview

The resolution stage addresses the neutralization of confirmed threats and the implementation of measures to prevent future incidents. Follow-up activities ensure continuous improvement in threat hunting processes.

Strategies for Threat Mitigation

  1. Isolation and Containment: Immediately isolate and contain the threat to prevent further damage.

  2. Remediation and Patching: Address vulnerabilities by applying patches and making system adjustments.

Post-Hunt Analysis

  • Review: Analyze the threat hunting process to identify what was successful and what could be improved.

  • Lessons Learned: Document key insights and update protocols to enhance future security measures.

Developing a Feedback Loop

  • Continuous Improvement: Use findings from the hunt to refine tools, techniques, and training.

  • Knowledge Sharing: Share outcomes and lessons with the broader security team to bolster organizational defenses.

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