A hunt that keeps working after the hunt ends.
A centralized hunt watch-list pushed to every environment by API, plus hygiene hunts for the misconfigurations attackers actually use. Findings become detections and stay.
The specifics.
Watch-list by API
Indicators and behaviours pushed to every environment we operate, updated as our research updates.
Hunts for the boring things
Stale admin accounts, open shares, unpatched edge devices, the things that turn a phishing email into a breach.
Our own intelligence
Curated, deduplicated, and pushed wherever it's needed, not only into the SIEM.
Findings become detections
A hunt that produces a report is a hunt that ends. Ours produce rules that stay.
Hunters on the floor
The same engineers who own your escalations. They know what normal looks like in your environment.
Endpoint, identity, network, cloud
Wherever the data is.
Operated in your tenant.
Runs on whatever SIEM and EDR you own. Requires nothing new.
What buyers ask first.
Is this included with the SOC?
Yes. Threat hunting is part of the co-managed SOC. It can also run as a standalone engagement.
How often do you hunt?
Continuously, by API. The watch-list is always live. Targeted hunts run when our research or your situation warrants one.
What do we get?
Detections in your platform, first. A written record of what was found, second.
Ask us what we would hunt for first in your environment.
We'll tell you, on the call.