Threat Hunting
AI-driven proactive threat hunting to detect and respond to hidden cyber threats faster
Business impact
- Mean time to detect (MTTD) — AI accelerates identification of threats, shortening detection intervals
- Mean time to respond (MTTR) — Automated response reduces time to contain and remediate incidents
- Operational efficiency — Automation lowers manual effort and improves security team productivity
- Threat detection rate — Improved analytics increase the accuracy and coverage of threat identification
- Incident response time — Faster analysis and action reduce overall incident handling duration
- False positive rate — AI models reduce noise by filtering irrelevant alerts effectively
- Security posture — Proactive hunting strengthens defenses and reduces risk exposure
- Cost reduction — Lower operational costs through automation and fewer security incidents
Data requirements
- Network logs (Text) — Used to detect anomalous traffic patterns indicating threats
- Endpoint telemetry (Structured) — Provides device-level activity data for behavioral analysis
- Cloud environment logs (Text) — Monitors cloud assets for suspicious activities and misconfigurations
- Threat intelligence feeds (Text) — Supplies known indicators of compromise and attacker tactics
- Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) data (Structured) — Aggregates and correlates security events for analysis
- User activity logs (Structured) — Helps identify insider threats and unusual user behavior
- Natural language sources (e.g., chat, forums) (Text) — Analyzed for emerging threats and attacker chatter
AI methods and techniques
- Predictive AI — Forecasts potential threats based on historical and behavioral patterns
- Generative AI — Generates hypotheses and investigative leads for threat hunting workflows
- Agentic AI — Automates triage, investigation, and response with minimal human input
- Symbolic AI — Applies rule-based reasoning aligned with frameworks like MITRE ATT&CK
AI models and model families
GPT-4o, Gemini, Claude, LLM workflows, Graph Neural Networks
Industries
Real-world evidence
6 documented case studies on record.
Companies using this: CMC Energy, Coca Cola, Ernst & Young LLP, George Washington University, Google, Wiz.
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