Jupyter Notebooks for Threat Hunting
Jupyter Notebooks are used to create capabilities around categories or stages of threats, allowing users to consume, enrich, and output data for gaining insights that may not be visible otherwise. The tool emphasizes the importance of continuously adding new methods, data sources, and expertise to enhance the hunting process.
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