Threat Hunting
Threat Hunting is the next layer to your Information Security plan
Our team will manually scan for indicators that tell us if malware or an attacker has been or is currently on the network. This proactive scanning can uncover additional malicious threats that may go unnoticed by standard defenses and can help shrink the gap between breach and identification, therefore reducing the aftermath of a data breach.
Process
Preliminary Engagement
Begin Threat Hunt
Reporting & Exit Interview
Remediation Efforts
and Remove Threats
Outcome
Assist in detecting active incidents
Provide recommendations to strengthen security
Add additional logging measures to help protect detect future incidents
What’s the Risk?
Contact us today to schedule your
Threat Hunting engagement.
The Intrinium Review, March 2021
March has carried us into spring here in the Inland Northwest. While the flowers may be blooming and the birds returning - there are still hidden threats online that take no notice of the sunshine. The DOJ has reported hackers using fake COVID surveys to gain...
The Intrinium Review, February 2021
February has been an intense month for cyber attacks that stretch the bounds of what has been seen before. Hackers have found a new and unexpected way to phish - using Morse code. Bad actors attacked a water supply utility in Florida, leading to concern for hundreds...
The Intrinium Review, January 2021
We are only a month into 2021, and already the tech and security sector has published several news stories regarding security concerns. Companies as large as T-Mobile and Capcom have reported ransomware attacks that have stolen valuable client information. Even more...
The Intrinium Review, December 2020
As the holiday season has ramped up and we get closer to the new year, you may be more distracted with holiday cheer than with cybersecurity - but these past two weeks have shown why individuals, companies, and nations must always be aware of bad actors and threats. ...
The Intrinium Review, November 2020
As the winter begins to set in, things are staying hot here at Intrinium! Last week was National Cybersecurity Career Awareness Week (more information can be found at this link). The week focuses on raising awareness about the importance of cybersecurity positions...
Emerging Technologies and the Future of IoT
The world has changed substantially in the past 20 years. The advent of the internet rolled out devices that were once reserved for Star Trek and the Jetsons, but the trend of IoT devices and a connected digital world is far from over. Even in the past few years,...
Securing Your Healthcare: Cybersecurity in Medicine
With all that is occurring in the world right now, securing connections and devices in healthcare facilities, as well as networks, has never been more important. A hacker or cybercriminal can do a lot of damage to healthcare companies and to life-saving devices if...
5 Tips to Making your Home Office More Cyber Secure
The pandemic has introduced many people to working remotely, including companies that never intended to roll out the option. Whether you're new to working from home, have been, or are transitioning into a home office, cybersecurity should be a top priority. Securing...
The Intrinium Review, October 2020
A very happy announcement to start off October here at Intrinium - For the third consecutive year, Intrinium has been ranked in the top 3 of the Best Places To Work companies in the Inland Northwest. We are proud to announce we came in second among our competitors...
Unsecured Isn’t Smart: Protecting your Smart Home and Devices
It's a new era we're living in. Theft isn't just a threat to your car or money or things around your house; data and information is the new gold. With IoT devices, smart homes, and the web of connectivity we've all embraced, security isn't just an alarm system or...