THREAT HUNTING · HYPOTHESIS-LED INVESTIGATION

Look beyond the alerts.
Investigate what matters.

We investigate your telemetry for signs of suspicious activity, guided by threat hypotheses and your environment. We correlate evidence, examine alternative explanations and identify gaps in visibility.

Discuss a threat hunt Explore the approach

Data sources, access permissions, investigation period and escalation contacts are agreed before the hunt begins.

HOW WE WORK

From a hypothesis to a supported conclusion.

Scope the investigation

Understand your environment and concerns, review available logs and select hypotheses that the data can help test.

Investigate and correlate

Query the agreed sources, reconstruct relevant timelines and distinguish suspicious behaviour from legitimate activity.

Share findings and next steps

Review evidence and limitations with your team. Escalate significant findings through the agreed channel and prioritise improvements.

HUNTING CAPABILITIES

Follow the evidence across your environment.

We select investigation areas based on your risks and available data. The hunt can work with your existing SIEM, EDR and log sources, subject to access and coverage.

Endpoint activity

Examine process execution, persistence indicators and unusual system behaviour using available endpoint telemetry.

Identity & Active Directory

Investigate unusual authentication, privilege changes and patterns consistent with identity misuse or lateral movement.

Network activity

Correlate DNS, proxy and network records to investigate unexpected connections and possible command-and-control activity.

Cloud & SaaS

Review audit and sign-in logs for unexpected access, permission changes and suspicious activity in agreed cloud services.

Hypothesis-led hunts

Turn relevant threat behaviours and business concerns into focused questions, queries and evidence requirements.

Detection improvements

Document useful queries, assess false positives and recommend changes to detection logic, collection and retention.

What would you like to investigate?

Tell us about your environment, available security tools and the concerns behind your request. We will discuss the data needed and a suitable investigation scope.

For the first conversation, describe your data sources rather than uploading logs. If you suspect an active incident, say so: response requirements need separate assessment.