Find and eliminate hidden threats
Unlike traditional detection methods that rely on alerts and logs, Threat Hunting involves actively searching your environment for hidden threats. Using advanced threat intelligence and behavior analytics, we locate malicious actors who may already be inside your network, undetected by conventional systems.
Proactive Detection for Hidden Risks
We start by defining what "normal" looks like in your IT environment. By analyzing typical behaviors and patterns, we can more easily detect anomalies and unusual activity that may indicate a hidden threat.
Our experts use the latest threat intelligence, combining global threat data with knowledge of your specific industry. This helps us anticipate the types of attacks that are most likely to target your organization and focus our hunt accordingly.
Unlike traditional detection methods, we actively search your systems for signs of compromise using advanced behavioral analytics. By analyzing deviations from normal user or system behavior, we can detect hidden malware, advanced persistent threats (APTs), or insider threats that bypass conventional security tools.
Once potential threats are identified, we dive deeper to verify the severity of the incident. This includes validating whether suspicious behavior is an actual threat or a false positive, ensuring we focus on real risks to your business.
We provide a detailed report on our findings, including the scope and nature of the threats, as well as actionable recommendations to neutralize them. Our team helps you respond quickly, minimizing damage and preventing further infiltration.
Modern spam often includes malicious links or attachments that can infect devices with malware.
Common symptoms include unexpected file encryption, ransom notes displayed on your screen, and slow system performance.
Ransomware often spreads through phishing emails, malicious downloads, or vulnerabilities in software.
Malware can spread through infected emails, malicious downloads, and compromised websites.
While not all spam is malicious, it can clutter inboxes and may contain links or attachments that pose security risks.
DDoS attacks work by flooding a target with excessive traffic, exhausting its resources and rendering it unable to respond to legitimate requests.
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