Introduction to Threat Hunting and Hunting with Elastic
A practical threat hunting course that turns CTI context into Elastic-based hunts and detection ideas.
Best for analysts who want a hands-on path into hunt creation, investigative pivots, and query design using Elastic-driven workflows.
Duration
6h 20m
Learners
22,341
Rating
4.7
Certificate
LinkedIn Learning Certificate of Completion
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Why this course matters
- Combines hunting methodology with Elastic-oriented execution.
- Good course to take after CTI foundations or incident response basics.
- Useful for SOC teams trying to improve proactive analysis.
Deep syllabus
Threat intelligence foundations
Start with what intelligence is for and how to scope it to your organization.
Actor behavior and ATT&CK mapping
Move beyond indicators and into repeatable behavior analysis.
Threat hunting and defensive application
Use intelligence to drive queries, detections, and investigation starting points.
Reporting and program maturity
Close the loop with reporting cadences, prioritization, and quality checks.
Outcomes
- Build intelligence workflows that connect indicators, behaviors, and business impact.
- Use ATT&CK-style thinking to track activity and detection opportunities.
- Translate CTI outputs into action for analysts and leadership.
Prerequisites
- Basic understanding of threat actors, phishing, and common attack stages.
- Comfort reading reports or analyst notes.
- Interest in mapping indicators to behavior.
Next task
Continue with "Strategic, operational, and tactical CTI" and keep the completion trail active so the dashboard can remind the learner correctly.
Resume point
Strategic, operational, and tactical CTI • 14m
Tools covered
Use cases
- Threat hunting enablement.
- Executive and SOC intelligence briefings.
- Detection engineering prioritization.
AI mentor prompts
FAQs
Is this only for intelligence teams?
No. Threat hunting, detection, and incident teams all benefit from stronger CTI framing and prioritization.
Will this help with hunting?
Yes. The modules are built to move from intelligence context into actionable hunt hypotheses.
Do I need ATT&CK experience first?
No. The course introduces the mapping mindset directly in the learning flow.
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