You've heard about the Target security breach. It cost the company numerous customers and millions of dollars. Ideally these types of issues would be prevented, but when they aren't the company is forced to which of the three technology-based defense categories?

The correct answer is Detection and Response.

Explanation:

Hunting for cyber threats helps with advanced threats that overlook preventive and detection controls, and allows organizations to discover threats that would otherwise remain hidden. According to Gartner², the success of threat hunting is based on having a Security Operations Center (SOC) and the functions of a mature cyber response team (CIRT). In the same way, McAfee concluded, at the end of last July, with his new interesting study, “Disrupting the Disruptors, Art or Science? ³”, in which he investigates the role of hunting cyber threats and the evolution of Operations Centers Security (SOC), indicating that the more mature the organizations in the hunt for threats are substantially more effective.