Advanced ThreatHunting Services

Threat hunting is the proactive process of searching through networks, endpoints, and datasets to detect and isolate advanced threats that evade existing security tools. Unlike automated detection systems, threat hunting involves skilled security analysts using hypothesis-driven investigation, threat intelligence, and behavioral analytics to find sophisticated attackers who have bypassed perimeter defenses.

SOC monitoring is reactive—it responds to alerts generated by security tools. Threat hunting is proactive—hunters actively search for threats before they trigger alerts. SOC teams handle known threats, while threat hunters look for unknown or advanced threats that bypass traditional detection. Many organizations use both: SOC for continuous monitoring and threat hunting for deeper, periodic investigations.

We typically need access to SIEM logs, endpoint detection and response (EDR) data, network traffic logs, firewall logs, DNS logs, authentication logs, cloud logs (AWS CloudTrail, Azure Logs), and any existing security tool data. The more comprehensive your logging, the more effective the hunt. We can work with your existing log sources and help improve logging coverage if needed.

Threat hunting engagements typically range from 5-15 days depending on environment size and complexity. A focused hunt for a specific threat might take 3-5 days, while comprehensive hunts across large enterprise networks can take 2-3 weeks. We provide detailed findings, indicators of compromise (IOCs), and remediation recommendations at the end of each engagement.

Yes, that's precisely the goal of threat hunting. Our hunters use advanced techniques, threat intelligence, and deep analysis to find sophisticated threats that evaded your existing defenses. We've discovered active breaches, insider threats, and APTs in environments where security tools showed no alerts. Threat hunting complements your existing security stack by adding human expertise and proactive investigation.

Yes, we extensively use the MITRE ATT&CK framework to structure our hunts and map findings to specific tactics, techniques, and procedures (TTPs). Our threat hunting reports include ATT&CK mappings, which help your team understand attacker behavior, prioritize detections, and improve defensive coverage. We also provide recommendations for detection rules aligned to specific ATT&CK techniques.