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.
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