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'Proactively hunts for Advanced Persistent Threat (APT) activity within
When to use
- Conducting proactive threat hunting sprints (typically 2–4 week cycles) based on newly published APT intelligence
- A UEBA alert or anomaly detection system flags behavioral deviations warranting deeper investigation
- A peer organization or ISAC sharing partner reports active APT compromise and you need to validate your own exposure
When not to use
- incident response when a confirmed breach is in progress
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