• Episode 59: Matt Bromiley - SANS Author and Instructor | Veteran Threat Hunting Expert

  • Nov 7 2024
  • Length: 39 mins
  • Podcast

Episode 59: Matt Bromiley - SANS Author and Instructor | Veteran Threat Hunting Expert

  • Summary

  • Unlock the Power of Network Packet Data in Cybersecurity

    In this episode of the Endace Packet Forensics Files, Michael Morris dives into the critical role of network packet data in cybersecurity with Matt Bromiley, a seasoned threat-hunting expert. Matt shares why robust detection systems and proactive threat hunting are essential, and how network data serves as the “glue” that ties together evidence in cybersecurity investigations.

    The challenges of managing large data volumes, the growing role of AI in threat detection, and the tools needed to stay ahead of emerging threats are explored. Matt provides practical steps to seamlessly integrate packet capture into a threat-hunting toolkit, enabling teams to uncover and respond to even the most elusive threats.

    Matt emphasizes the importance of implementing a comprehensive packet capture strategy and using advanced tools, including AI, to manage data and enhance detection. He also stresses the need for continuous team training to effectively interpret data and respond to real-time threats, strengthening your defense against complex threats.

    Don’t miss this insightful episode, where Matt shares expert tips on optimizing threat hunting and leveraging packet capture to strengthen your cybersecurity defenses.

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