Webinar Description
Key Takeaways
- Two-hour hands-on workshop focused on threat hunting techniques for critical infrastructure protection
- Participants work with real Internet data to investigate adversary infrastructure and uncover hidden connections
- Designed for SOC analysts, threat hunters, incident responders and security engineers
- Covers building queries and developing repeatable investigation workflows using the Censys platform
About the Workshop
The November 2026 Virtual Censys Threat Hunting Workshop is a technical, hands-on online event led by Karl Vogel, Director of Technical Services, APJ. Over two hours, participants engage directly with live exercises and practical demonstrations designed to build immediately applicable skills for investigating cyber threats targeting critical infrastructure.
Threat Hunting and Internet Intelligence
The workshop centres on transforming Internet intelligence into operational insights. Attendees learn to investigate adversary infrastructure, identify related assets and connections that may not be immediately visible, and build queries within the Censys platform. The curriculum includes working with real-world threat scenarios and using Censys modules such as CensEye to support investigations.
Building Repeatable SOC Workflows
A core focus is helping Security Operations Center teams move beyond reactive alert management. Participants develop repeatable investigation workflows that can be integrated into existing SOC processes, addressing common challenges such as alert overload and the difficulty of detecting hidden infrastructure used by threat actors.
Who Should Attend
This workshop suits cybersecurity professionals working in or managing Security Operations Centers, particularly those responsible for critical infrastructure environments. Threat hunters, SOC analysts, incident responders, security engineers and technical security leaders will find the practical exercises relevant to their daily work.