Show Notes
Staying one step ahead of cyber attackers takes a special kind of mindset. You need to think like an attacker to anticipate their next move, have razor-sharp analytical
skills and thrive on the unpredictability of spotting anything in the
customer’s infrastructure that looks unusual.
Threat hunters operate in the eye of the cyber storm and tackle the daily challenge of fighting cybercriminals on the frontlines, by discovering and shutting down potential attack techniques. No two days are the same but with organisations at constant risk of a potential attack, their skillset is much in demand.
What does it take to succeed in this role and what are the most rewarding aspects of the
job?
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