Threat Hunting Readiness
Evaluate hunting hypotheses, ATT&CK-mapped scenarios, required event sources, retention, triage quality and response handoffs.
Connect recurring technical exposure, remediation governance and critical-service recovery readiness so security risks are actively addressed and operational controls can be relied upon.
Turn technical exposure into prioritised remediation and stronger detection, response and recovery readiness.
Typically for: CISO, SOC leader, IT operations, BCM and technology resilience owners
Select a focused assessment or combine specialist modules under a defined statement of work.
Agreed periodic discovery, change tracking and internet-facing exposure prioritisation.
Discuss this scopeRecurring risk review, owner tracking, technical retest coordination and ageing of material findings.
Discuss this scopeCritical-service dependencies, ransomware scenarios, backup and restoration readiness.
Discuss this scopeDetection coverage, alert investigations, ATT&CK-mapped scenarios and readiness of the existing SOC.
Discuss this scopeVisibility, validation, remediation ownership, agreed reassessment and accountable risk closure.
Incident readiness, detection effectiveness, ransomware scenarios and evidence of recovery.
Explore the modules relevant to your environment. Each module is selected against objectives and competencies confirmed during scoping.
Periodic or agreed recurrent discovery of authorised internet-facing domains, subdomains, infrastructure and services, with change detection, ownership mapping, exposure prioritisation and follow-up.
Asset and exposure context, attack-path prioritisation, threat-informed validation and planned reassessment cycles.
Finding consolidation, ownership, exception controls, closure oversight, ageing and risk-prioritised dashboards.
Internet-exposed assets, services, cloud and shadow IT exposure, with recurring assessment as agreed.
Important business services, technology dependencies, disruption scenarios and resilience control effectiveness.
Backup protection, recovery permissions, immutable copies, restoration evidence and recovery scenario review.
Playbooks, escalation paths, communication arrangements, tabletop exercises and response governance.
Detection coverage, SIEM/XDR use cases, alert triage, response procedures, purple-team evidence and provider oversight.
DR design, recovery objectives, testing evidence, service transition and operational dependency validation.
Assessment of hypotheses, logs, telemetry availability, ATT&CK-mapped detection coverage and hunting process maturity; live managed threat-hunting operations separately scoped.
Evaluate existing blue-team threat-hunting processes, logging and telemetry, ATT&CK coverage, response hand-offs and readiness for threat-led exercises. Operational hunting is separately contracted when delivery capacity permits.
Defined scope and evidence standards make the specialist work useful to both technical owners and senior management.
Agree key assets, failure scenarios, owners and relevant exposure sources.
Correlate technical evidence with business impact and exploitability.
Review controls, exercise playbooks and verify recovery evidence as scoped.
Assign actions and report risk reduction and unresolved exposure over time.
Illustrative samples use fictional data. Actual deliverables and report depth are defined by your engagement scope.
Targeted threat-hunting readiness and detection reviews assess telemetry, investigative capability and response effectiveness.
Evaluate hunting hypotheses, ATT&CK-mapped scenarios, required event sources, retention, triage quality and response handoffs.
Agree asset coverage, reassessment frequency, material change checks, remediation ownership and management reporting.
Previous specialist experience helps inform our assessment approach to the relevant technical, regulatory and business risks.
Executive responsibility for business-critical technology services, regional delivery organisations, cybersecurity governance, managed-service operations, recovery arrangements and major technology change.
Previous professional penetration-testing and red-team work alongside authorised security research across web applications, APIs, exposed enterprise assets and digital-asset technologies.