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IOCs Are Dead -- Long Live IOCs!

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Explains why common Indicators of Compromise (IOCs) — often shared as simple lists of hashes and IPs — have not stopped attackers, and examines the limitations of existing IOC standards, feeds and tools. Shows how to make brittle IOCs more useful and how to leverage data already present on endpoints (endpoint telemetry) to create stronger, more actionable IOCs.

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  1. 0:00The vision for IoCs
  2. 1:49Current state of threat data
  3. 3:55Challenges in IoC efficacy
  4. 6:46Improving detection strategies
  5. 10:06Internal hunting workflows
  6. 11:17Maximizing ROI and quality
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