Threat Hunting Services

Overview

Threat hunting assumes that some malicious activity can evade automated controls. Our hunters form hypotheses based on threat intelligence and attacker techniques, then search your endpoint, identity, network and cloud telemetry for evidence of them.

Business objectives

• Uncover suspicious activity that evaded existing controls
• Reduce the time an attacker could remain undetected
• Identify visibility gaps in telemetry
• Create new detections from hunting results

Why it matters

Skilled attackers often use legitimate tools and credentials that do not trigger alerts. Regular, structured hunting shortens the time such activity could go unnoticed and strengthens detection over time.

Common challenges we address

• Concern that alerts do not cover current attacker techniques
• Large volumes of telemetry that nobody reviews proactively
• Recent threat reports relevant to your sector
• Limited in-house hunting capacity

Deliverables and outcomes

• Hunt report with hypotheses, data examined and results
• Validated findings with evidence
• New detection logic and tuning suggestions
• Telemetry gap list
• Recommendations for continuous hunting

Typical use cases

• After publication of a threat report relevant to your sector
• Periodic hunting to supplement a SOC
• Following a security incident at a supplier or peer
• Before a major business event or system go-live

Who it is for

• SOC managers
• Threat intelligence and detection teams
• CISO

Engagement options

• One-off hunt campaign on selected hypotheses
• Recurring hunting cycles, where agreed

Prerequisites

• Access to centralized telemetry (SIEM, EDR, identity and cloud logs)
• Sufficient log retention for the period to be examined
• A named contact to validate findings