Threat Hunting Revolution Accelerates with Rapid Adoption of Recorded Future's Autonomous Threat Operations (ATO)
View original at finance.yahoo.comThreat Hunting Revolution Accelerates with Rapid Adoption of Recorded Future's Autonomous Threat Operations (ATO) ATO Users Detect and Eradicate Adversaries with Autonomous Intelligence-Driven Threat Hunting SAN FRANCISCO, March 24, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- On the eve of RSA 2026, Recorded Future reported strong growth in…
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Early adopters have exponentially increased the number of threats hunted without increasing analyst workload
60% confidenceAutonomous Threat Operations (ATO) has become a core part of how we approach modern threat intelligence. By bringing relevant intelligence together and turning it into actionable outcomes, it has significantly reduced manual effort. Analysts spend more time focusing on what matters most, helping us move faster and work more proactively.
60% confidenceBest-of-breed tech stacks have raised the bar for adversaries, but autonomous threat hunting with high-fidelity intelligence sets a new benchmark for proactive defense. Only 1-in-5 SOCs conduct regular threat hunts. Most organizations are hunting adversaries far less often than the threat demands. Autonomous Threat Operations reverses that equation.
60% confidenceModern intrusions often rely on behaviors that evade traditional security alerts, including living-off-the-land techniques, credential misuse, slow lateral movement, and stealthy persistence. Serious intrusions are often identified through proactive threat hunting rather than automated alerts.
60% confidenceWe have really high confidence in Recorded Future — enough confidence to automate. That's Recorded Future's big advantage: automation.
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