threat hunting & soc

Threat hunting & SOC.
Investigate signs of compromise.

Scoped hunting and detection advisory to investigate suspicious activity and identify evidence or visibility gaps.

what it is

Threat hunting assumes something may already be inside and goes looking rather than waiting for an alert. ABZSECURE also reviews whether your monitoring would detect the next attack.

Built around MITRE ATT&CK and common SIEM/EDR platforms (Splunk, ELK, Wazuh, SentinelOne, CrowdStrike).

what is included

Scope of the engagement.

01

Proactive Hunting

Hypothesis-driven hunts across endpoints, identity and cloud.

02

IOC & Log Analysis

Indicator review, log and telemetry analysis, OSINT.

03

Exposure Review

Bounded review of relevant brand or data exposure; sources, timing and lawful access are agreed.

04

Detection Gaps

Where your monitoring is blind, and how to fix it.

what you receive

Clear deliverables.

01
Executive summaryRisk in business terms your leadership can read in five minutes.
02
Technical detailFindings with evidence and clear severity, where applicable.
03
Remediation roadmapPrioritised, actionable next steps your team can run with.
04
Follow-upFollow-up review within the agreed scope, access and engagement window.

// mitre att&ck

Hunting selected adversary behaviours

Selected hypotheses are mapped to the agreed MITRE ATT&CK version and available data sources. The examples below are not a complete matrix or proof of detection coverage; missing telemetry and exclusions are recorded.

Initial AccessExecutionPersistencePrivilege EscalationCommand and ControlCredential AccessDiscoveryLateral MovementCollectionExfiltrationImpact

Ready to start?

Describe the environment, available telemetry and review objective. A scoped hunt is not continuous monitoring or a guarantee that compromise is absent; collection access and review cadence are agreed separately.