3 must-dos when you’re starting a threat hunting program

This article outlines practical guidance for establishing a threat hunting program: it defines threat hunting, helps assess whether hunting is appropriate based on organizational risk, and presents three must-do steps—define hunting objectives, decide how to report findings, and plan for long-term scaling. The guidance emphasizes validating existing controls, using current tooling and OSINT, turning hunts into detections, and considering resource and reporting needs before expanding the program.