Proactive · Hypothesis-driven · Adversary-focused
Threat Hunting Services
Actively search networks and telemetry for advanced threats that evade existing security solutions—before automated alerts fire.
Discuss this service →What it is
Threat hunting is a proactive cyber defense discipline. Hunters form hypotheses based on threat intelligence, ATT&CK techniques, and environmental knowledge, then query endpoint, network, identity, and cloud telemetry to prove or disprove adversary presence.
Unlike purely alert-driven SOC work, hunting assumes that sophisticated actors may already be inside and that detections are incomplete.
Hunt loop
1Hypothesis
2Investigate
3Respond
4Learn
Successful hunts feed detection engineering: new analytics, Sigma/YARA rules, and tuned SIEM content so the same technique is caught automatically next time.
Data sources hunters rely on
- EDR process, file, and network events
- Authentication and identity provider logs
- DNS, proxy, firewall, and flow records
- Cloud audit trails (e.g., control-plane API logs)
- Threat intel and ATT&CK technique mapping