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Let us surprise you with what Cisco Threat Response can do. Here are two must-see videos to explain a potential use case for what it's all about and why you need it.In this series of videos, we investigate how to perform common SOC tasks using Cisco tools. We start with a few videos looking at Threat Hunting, with a very simple exercise to get the series started. To learn more, visit http://cs.co/6059EgGyT
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