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SOC Analyst Andrew Tranter shares a few of his favorite open-source tools that - when combined with Windows event logs - can uplevel your DFIR efforts. Andrew covers specific use cases as well as how to get started with Hayabusa (Yamato-Security), Chainsaw (WithSecureLabs), and Timeline Explorer (Eric Zimmerman).
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