Proactive Threat Hunting

17 - Threat Hunting

Proactive
Threat Hunting

Alerts only catch what you already told them to look for. We run hypothesis-driven threat hunts across your environment to find what slipped past: the persistence, lateral movement and quiet footholds an attacker depends on staying hidden.

  • Hypothesis-driven hunting based on current APAC threat intelligence
  • MITRE ATT&CK TTP-led investigation across endpoint, network, and cloud
  • Hunting for indicators of compromise from recent Australian incidents
  • Credential theft, living-off-the-land, and supply chain intrusion detection
  • Dwell time analysis and historical log forensics
  • Detailed hunt report with all findings, techniques used, and recommendations
  • Quarterly or monthly scheduled hunts available as a retainer
  • Intelligence brief on threat actors relevant to your sector
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Hunt Coverage
Endpoint · Network · Cloud · Email · Identity · OT environments
Methodology
MITRE ATT&CK · Intelligence-led · TaHiTI framework · Hypothesis-driven
Frequency
One-off engagement · Quarterly retainer · Monthly programme
Deliverables
Hunt report · ATT&CK coverage map · Detection gap analysis · Recommendations
MITRE ATT&CK TaHiTI ISM Essential Eight

Common Questions

How is threat hunting different from monitoring?

Monitoring waits for alerts you've already defined. Hunting starts from a hypothesis - 'if an attacker were persisting here, where would they hide?' - and goes looking. It finds what your alerting was never configured to see.

How often should we hunt?

Quarterly is a solid baseline; monthly for higher-risk environments. Each hunt also improves your detections, so the value compounds.

What do you need from us to run a hunt?

Read access to your telemetry - EDR, SIEM, identity and cloud logs. Hunts are mapped to MITRE ATT&CK techniques and every finding comes with the detection logic to catch it next time.

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