2025-09-25 –, Workshops
In this hands-on workshop, participants will walk through the core steps of a threat hunt - from forming a threat hypothesis to testing it against real-world data. You’ll learn how to frame hypotheses based on attacker behaviors, identify the right data sources, and validate your findings using structured hunting techniques. Whether you're new to threat hunting or looking to sharpen your approach, this session will give you practical skills to hunt smarter.
Participants should bring a laptop with a modern web browser (e.g. Chrome or Firefox). No additional software installation is required. Internet access will be needed.
Maximum number of participants is typically 25-40, to ensure everyone gets hands-on support during the hypothesis development and testing exercises. In reality, there is no maximum number; flexibility will be applied.
Marvin is a seasoned consultant and security architect. He has a strong passion for helping nordic and baltic organizations succeed in their cybersecurity programs. He has led many projects in both the private and public sectors, architecting and building Security Operations and Intelligence capabilities; unifying tools, processes, and people. Prior to joining Elastic, Marvin worked as a security consultant at IBM and was the primary SME for QRadar in the nordics and baltics.
In addition to his work with clients, Marvin frequently speaks at conferences, summits, and meetups on the latest security topics, making him a dedicated security evangelist. He holds a masters in Computer Science & Engineering from Chalmers University of Technology in Sweden, and is a very proactive member of ISC2, among other security bodies.