Defensive Security

    Threat Hunting

    Hunt the unseen. Faltrox proactively searches your endpoint, network, identity, and cloud telemetry for adversaries that have slipped past automated defenses, driven by hypotheses and threat intelligence, cutting attacker dwell time and sharpening your detection with every hunt.

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    Overview

    Hunt The Unseen

    The most dangerous attacker is the one your alerts never fired on. Faltrox threat hunting proactively searches your environment for adversaries that have slipped past automated defenses, driven by hypotheses, threat intelligence, and the assumption that a breach may already be underway.

    Detection waits for a known signature; hunting goes looking. Our hunters form hypotheses grounded in adversary TTPs and MITRE ATT&CK, then query your endpoint, network, and cloud telemetry for the subtle traces of compromise, living-off-the-land activity, anomalous access, quiet persistence, that never trip an alert.

    Every hunt either finds a threat or hardens your defenses: confirmed findings feed incident response, while the hypotheses that come up clean become new detections. The result is fewer dwell days for attackers and a detection program that gets sharper with every hunt.

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    Landscape

    What We Hunt For

    Threat hunting targets the stealthy adversary behaviors that automated detection routinely misses.

    01

    Living Off The Land

    Attackers abusing legitimate tools like PowerShell and WMI to stay invisible.

    02

    Anomalous Access

    Credential misuse and lateral movement that looks like normal activity.

    03

    Quiet Persistence

    Hidden footholds, scheduled tasks, and backdoors evading detection.

    04

    Staging & Exfil

    Subtle data collection and exfiltration below alerting thresholds.

    05

    Known TTPs

    Adversary techniques from threat intel, hunted across your telemetry.

    06

    Detection Blind Spots

    Gaps where your current tooling simply isn't looking.

    Process

    Our Hunt Process

    A hypothesis-driven methodology that turns every hunt into either a finding or a new detection.

    1. 01

      HYPOTHESIZE

      We form hunt hypotheses from threat intel, TTPs, and your environment.

    2. 02

      COLLECT

      We gather and normalize endpoint, network, cloud, and identity telemetry.

    3. 03

      HUNT

      We query and analyze data for the subtle traces the hypothesis predicts.

    4. 04

      INVESTIGATE

      We validate findings, scope compromise, and hand confirmed threats to IR.

    5. 05

      HARDEN

      We convert every hunt into new detections and close the blind spots found.

    Scope

    Where We Hunt

    01high

    Endpoint

    Process, memory, and behavioral telemetry from EDR across the fleet.

    02high

    Network

    Traffic, DNS, and lateral-movement patterns across the network.

    03critical

    Identity

    Authentication, privilege use, and access anomalies in the identity plane.

    04medium

    Cloud

    Cloud control-plane activity, API calls, and workload behavior.

    Outcomes

    Key benefits

    Threat hunting reduces attacker dwell time and turns every hunt into a stronger detection program.

    Find What Alerts Miss

    The average breach goes undetected for months, because sophisticated attackers deliberately avoid the behaviors that trigger alerts. Proactive, hypothesis-driven hunting goes looking for them anyway, cutting dwell time from months to days and catching the intrusions your automated tooling was never built to see.

    Sharper Detection

    Every clean hunt becomes a new detection, so your SOC improves with each one.

    Blind Spots Closed

    Hunts reveal exactly where your tooling isn't looking, so you can fix it.

    Faster Response

    Confirmed findings feed straight into incident response for rapid containment.

    Intel-Driven

    Hunts grounded in current adversary TTPs targeting your sector.

    Assurance

    Evidence-based confidence that you're not already quietly compromised.

    Who we serve

    Who we protect

    Threat hunting suits organizations with telemetry to hunt and a threat profile worth hunting for.

    01

    Financial Services

    High-value targets facing patient, sophisticated adversaries.

    02

    Critical Enterprise

    Large organizations protecting sensitive data and crown-jewel systems.

    03

    Technology & SaaS

    Firms whose IP and customer data attract advanced threat actors.

    Differentiators

    Why Faltrox?

    FeatureStandard vendorFaltrox Security
    MethodologyAutomated scanningManual exploit chaining with AI assist
    ValidationScanner outputEvery finding reproduced by a practitioner
    Business logicIgnoredDeep inspection
    ReportingGeneric PDFDev-ready artefacts and proofs of concept
    Re-testingExtra costIncluded

    Compliance

    Compliance aligned

    Our hunts map adversary behavior to recognized frameworks, strengthening detection and compliance alike.

    Frameworks we map to

    • MITRE ATT&CK
    • NIST CSF
    • Cyber Kill Chain
    • SOC 2
    • ISO 27001
    • PYRAMID OF PAIN

    Audit ready

    Letters of attestation included.

    Standardised

    OWASP ASVS and NIST 800-115.

    FAQ

    Common questions

    01What is threat hunting?

    Threat hunting is the proactive search for attackers who have evaded automated detection. Instead of waiting for an alert, hunters form hypotheses based on adversary TTPs and query your telemetry for the subtle traces of compromise, catching intrusions that signatures and rules miss.

    02How is it different from our SOC or EDR?

    Your SOC and EDR react to known indicators and rules, they alert on what they're configured to detect. Threat hunting proactively looks for what they can't detect: novel, stealthy, living-off-the-land activity. Hunting complements detection by finding the gaps and feeding new detections back in.

    03Do we need our own EDR and telemetry first?

    You need telemetry to hunt through, endpoint (EDR), network, identity, and cloud logs. If your visibility has gaps, we'll identify them; richer telemetry makes hunting more effective. We can also advise on the logging needed to enable high-quality hunts.

    04What happens when you find something?

    Confirmed threats are scoped and handed straight to incident response for containment and eradication. Hunts that come up clean aren't wasted, each becomes a new detection rule, so your SOC gets measurably better with every engagement.

    05Is this a one-time or ongoing service?

    Both. A one-time hunt gives assurance and finds current threats; ongoing, periodic hunting continuously reduces attacker dwell time and steadily hardens your detection program. Many clients run regular hunts as part of a mature defensive posture.

    06What frameworks guide your hunts?

    We ground hypotheses in MITRE ATT&CK and current threat intelligence for your sector, and use models like the Cyber Kill Chain and Pyramid of Pain to focus on the adversary behaviors that are hardest to change and most valuable to detect.

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