Six Steps to Successful and Efficient Threat Hunting explains why organizations must proactively search for hidden threats that evade traditional security tools, which miss a significant share of advanced attacks. The paper defines threat hunting as a hypothesis-driven practice that assumes adversaries are already present and focuses on uncovering indicators of compromise, lateral movement, and abnormal behavior before damage occurs. It outlines a structured approach that begins with collecting high-quality, contextual telemetry, establishing behavioral baselines, and developing informed hypotheses using threat intelligence and frameworks such as MITRE ATT&CK. The process continues through investigation, rapid remediation, and enrichment of automated defenses, turning human-driven insights

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