7 Leading Cyber Threat Hunting Tools for 2024
Hey Bay Area pals working in healthcare and cybersecurity,
Let’s talk about cyber threat hunting. It’s our proactive security measure to nab those potential threats pinging our networks before they run total amok. The tech magic behind it? Cyber threat-hunting tools, which are software solutions boosted by advanced analytics, machine learning, and AI.
These tools are the watchdogs of our systems’ networks and endpoints, sniffing out abnormal patterns via behavioral analytics, pattern matching, and statistical analysis. Can you believe that around 72% of businesses around the globe were hit by ransomware attacks in 2023? That’s why more folks are looking to bulk up their defenses with these hunting solutions.
Here’s the lowdown on some top cyber threat-hunting tools that we’re psyched about for 2024.
Ever heard of Pulseway, ESET PROTECT Advanced, and ManageEngine Desktop Central? These tools are all geared towards companies of various sizes. Not bad, right?
Then you’ve got serious contenders like VMware Carbon Black Endpoint, CrowdStrike Falcon Overwatch, and Splunk. VMware uses machine learning to detect anomalies, CrowdStrike leverages cloud-scale data for intrusion monitoring, and Splunk customizes its threat-hunting to meet the needs of bigger enterprises.
SolarWinds Security Event Manager is great for real-time network performance data while Trend Micro Managed XDR has 24/7 monitoring and analysis, and Heimdal Threat Hunting and Action Center boasts a suite of tools for threat detection.
Last but not least, Cynet 360 AutoXDR brings an innovative approach using machine learning and behavioral analysis for threat detection.
Obviously none of us are made of money, so we’re being transparent about costs. Each tool operates on a different pricing model and many of them give you a quote based on your needs.
Even if you’re sold on one tool over the others, remember to consider your company’s specific infrastructure and security processes when deciding. At the end of the day, these tools are meant to complement your system, not muck up your procedures!
So there you have it – a glimpse at the cyber threat-hunting field for 2024. Take it from us, keeping up-to-date on the cybersecurity arena is vital, especially with those ominous ransomware stats! Trust me, you’ll thank yourself later.
Stay safe out there and remember, a good cyber threat hunting tool is worth every penny!
Catch you next time,
Your San Francisco Bay Area Tech Guru
by Morgan Phisher | HEAL Security