The Hunter's Paradox: Is it time to embrace automated threat hunting?
The author, a long-time threat hunting expert, argues that the traditional definition of threat hunting – requiring a human at the center – is becoming outdated due to the sheer volume and velocity of security data. They propose a shift in perspective, reframing hunting as a reasoning-driven process, regardless of whether a human or machine is executing it. This allows for a more responsible and effective use of AI in threat hunting, emphasizing careful planning, narrow focus, strict guidelines, and a graduated approach to autonomy, while retaining human oversight for strategic decisions and creative analysis.
Summary written automatically in our own words from the original article, which belongs to its publisher and remains the reference. It may contain errors. Sources & data
