Threat Hunting

Our Threat Hunt service follows a comprehensive and iterative process to identify and neutralize potential threats before they can cause harm. Our team uses advanced techniques, including machine learning and artificial intelligence, to analyze data from various sources within our clients’ networks, systems, and applications. Here are the specific steps involved in our Threat Hunt service:

1. Threat Intelligence Gathering: We gather threat intelligence from a variety of sources, including open-source intelligence (OSINT), proprietary databases, and industry partners. This information is used to identify potential threats and assess their risk level. Our team uses advanced techniques, such as natural language processing and machine learning algorithms, to analyze this data and identify emerging trends and patterns. We also work closely with our clients to understand their specific threat landscape and ensure that we are focused on the most relevant risks.

2. Data Collection and Analysis: We collect data from various sources within our clients’ networks, systems, and applications, such as log files, network traffic data, and user behavior analytics. Our team uses advanced techniques, including machine learning and artificial intelligence, to analyze this data for indicators of compromise (IOCs) and other signs of potential threats. We use a variety of methods, such as statistical analysis, anomaly detection, and behavioral analysis, to identify suspicious patterns and behaviors that may indicate the presence of a threat.

3. Hypothesis Development: Based on the data collected and analyzed in the first two steps, our Threat Hunt team develops a hypothesis about potential threats or vulnerabilities that may exist within our clients’ systems or networks. This hypothesis is used to guide further analysis and investigation.

4. Evidence Collection and Analysis: Our Threat Hunt team collects and analyzes evidence to test the hypothesis developed in the previous step. We use advanced techniques, such as threat modeling and attack simulation, to understand how potential threats may exploit vulnerabilities in our clients’ systems and networks. We also work closely with our clients to gather additional information that may be relevant to the investigation.

5. Attack Matrix Improvement: As more analysis is done and evidence is collected, our Threat Hunt team refines the attack matrix used to identify potential threats. This includes updating the tactics, techniques, and procedures (TTPs) used by threat actors and improving the accuracy of our predictive models.

6. Detection: During this phase, our Threat Hunt team seeks to determine the root cause of any identified attacks or vulnerabilities. We use advanced techniques, such as digital forensics and incident response (DFIR), to investigate incidents and gather evidence that can be used for prosecution or other legal purposes.

7. IOC Definition: Our Threat Hunt team identifies and defines any active indicators of compromise (IOCs) that may be present in our clients’ systems or networks. This includes developing signatures and alerts that can be used to detect and prevent future attacks.

8. Incident Response: In the event that a threat is detected, our team works closely with our clients to respond quickly and effectively. This includes containment, eradication, and recovery efforts, as well as post-incident analysis to identify root causes and prevent future attacks. Our team uses advanced techniques, such as DFIR, to investigate incidents and gather evidence that can be used for prosecution or other legal purposes.

9. Reporting and Documentation: We provide regular reporting and documentation to our clients, including detailed threat intelligence reports, incident response summaries, and recommendations for improving their security posture. Our team also provides training and support to help our clients implement these recommendations effectively. We use a variety of methods, such as dashboards and visualizations, to make this information easily accessible and understandable to non-technical stakeholders.

10. Continuous Improvement: Our Threat Hunt service is designed to be iterative, with regular assessments of our clients’ security posture and adjustments made as needed. We work closely with our clients to ensure that their defenses are always up-to-date and effective against the latest threats. Our team uses advanced techniques, such as threat hunting and purple teaming, to proactively identify potential vulnerabilities and weaknesses in our clients’ systems and networks.