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Version: 2.15.0

Threat Hunting

What's New in Threat Hunting v1.2.0​

  • Eyeglass and ML VM Alarms — Monitor connectivity and health with new alarms that let you know when the ML VM requires attention or troubleshooting, so you can identify and resolve issues more quickly.
  • Integration Payload Improvements — The SIEM anomaly payload has been reorganized to group Threat Hunting-related fields under one category, improving payload structure and readability.
  • Jobs Visibility — Monitor training jobs in the Threat Hunting module in real time, track their progress, and review completion status and success for improved operational visibility.
  • Optimized OVA for Kubernetes — Deploy an updated OVA that's better aligned with Kubernetes deployment requirements, improving resource allocation and simplifying deployment.

Getting Started with v1.2.0​

Ready to deploy Threat Hunting with the automated installation workflow? Start here:

Before You Begin

Review prerequisites, system requirements, and gather the necessary configuration details before starting installation.

Review Requirements

Automated Installation

Follow the automated installation process to deploy Threat Hunting v1.2.0 with simplified configuration.

Start Installation

Learn More​

Understanding Threat Hunting​

If you're new to Threat Hunting or want to learn more about its capabilities:

About Threat Hunting

Learn how Threat Hunting uses machine learning to detect anomalous file access patterns and potential security threats.

Learn More

Managing Threat Hunting​

After installation, learn how to configure and operate your Threat Hunting deployment:

Configuration Guide

Configure threat detection settings, access controls, and integration parameters.

Configure System

Operations Guide

Monitor threats, investigate anomalies, and respond to detected security events.

View Operations

Need Help?​

Encountering issues during installation or operation? Our troubleshooting guide can help:

Troubleshooting Guide

Find solutions to common installation and configuration issues, including automated installation troubleshooting.

Get Help

Alarm Codes Reference

Look up ML VM alarm codes, severity levels, and recommended actions.

View Alarm Codes

Upgrading from Previous Versions​

If you have an existing Threat Hunting installation and want to upgrade to v1.2.0, please contact Superna Support for upgrade guidance and procedures specific to your deployment.