threat-hunting

You can run custom PowerQuery strings against the Singularity Data Lake to investigate endpoint telemetry, including process events, network connections, and file operations, using specialized query execution tools.

Threat hunting in endpoint telemetry involves proactively searching for security threats within process events, network connections, and file operations using PowerQuery to query the Singularity Data Lake for forensic analysis.

Yes, you can investigate suspicious PowerShell activity by executing a PowerQuery to find instances of PowerShell executing with encoded commands, specifying a custom time range for the investigation within the Data Lake.

You manage time ranges and convert timestamps using specialized tools that retrieve available data ranges and convert timestamps to facilitate precise querying during security incident response.

Yes, threat hunting supports detailed forensic analysis of endpoint telemetry by executing PowerQuery language queries against the Singularity Data Lake to investigate network connections and file operations.

Forensic analysis using PowerQuery is limited to available data ranges within the Singularity Data Lake. Querying relies on accurate timestamp conversion and time range retrieval to successfully investigate endpoint telemetry.