Autonomous Threat Operations in action: Real results from Recorded Future’s own SOC team
Recorded Future reports its Autonomous Threat Operations platform enabled 15-20 weekly automated threat hunts in its own SOC.
Recorded Future deployed its Autonomous Threat Operations platform internally as Customer Zero before customer release, standardizing threat hunting across its security operations organization. The team now runs 15-20 scheduled threat hunts weekly, replacing manual hunts that previously took days or weeks of preparation. During the Salt Typhoon campaign, Recorded Future's CISO launched a network-wide threat hunt in five minutes between meetings. The platform connects to the company's Splunk environment and consolidates hunting and IOC research into a single interface.
- Deployed internally as Customer Zero before customer release to validate effectiveness.
- Junior analysts now run 15-20 standardized threat hunts weekly versus days-long manual prep.
- CISO launched a network-wide Salt Typhoon hunt in five minutes between meetings.
- Integrates with Splunk and consolidates hunting and IOC research in one platform.
- Vendors
- Recorded Future
- Threat actors
- Salt Typhoon
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Recorded Future deployed Autonomous Threat Operations within its own SOC before customer release, ensuring real-world effectiveness and identifying critical capabilities. Autonomous Threat Operations reduced analyst-dependent, inconsistent processes, creating standardized hunts that deliver the same input, output, and expectations every time.
By Denise Lu, Kathleen Kuczma, Jon Miller · recordedfuture.com
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