Nothing sits quietly in your network. Threat hunting and forensics tell you whether an attacker is already inside, and how far they reached.
- Hypothesis-led hunts, not another alert queue
- Full forensic investigation when something has happened
- A written timeline your insurer, auditor or regulator will accept
We go looking, rather than waiting to be told
The quiet foothold
Credential reuse, dormant persistence and living-off-the-land tooling. It never trips a rule, because it looks like administration.
What happened, in order
After an incident we reconstruct the sequence from disk, memory and logs: what was reached, what left, and when it began.
Evidence that holds up
Findings recorded so they stand in front of an auditor, an insurer or a regulator, not in an engineer's notebook.
What a hunt actually exercises
- Endpoints
- Persistence, dormant scheduled tasks and tooling that looks exactly like administration.
- Identity
- Credential reuse, impossible travel, tokens that outlived the session they were minted for.
- Network
- Beaconing on intervals a rule would not flag, and egress to somewhere nobody chose.
- Disk and memory
- After an incident: what was on the machine, what ran, and what was carried off it.
- Logs and telemetry
- Reconstructed into one sequence, including the part before anybody noticed.
- The written account
- A timeline with evidence attached, in the form an insurer or a regulator accepts.
How it works
Hypothesise
We start from how an attacker would reach what matters to you, not from whatever the tooling alerted on this week.
Hunt
We query your telemetry against that hypothesis across endpoints, identity and network. Every lead runs to a conclusion.
Establish
Anything real becomes a documented timeline with the evidence attached, and the containment work that follows from it.
What you get
A timeline somebody else will accept
Not an engineer's notes. What was reached, when it began, what left, and the evidence behind each claim, written so an insurer, an auditor or a regulator can act on it.
Find out whether anyone is already inside
A first hunt is scoped to your environment and gives you a written answer either way.