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What is Threat Intelligence and Hunting Services?

The definition of threat hunting and threat intelligence is often conflated and might be confusing to some.

The ability to predict, investigate and eliminate cyber threats that could damage your business is a valuable skill to have in employees and contractors. As one of the best cybersecurity threat hunting and intelligence companies, we’ve had front-row seats to see the catastrophic damages that undetected cyber threats can erupt on a business. This is the reason we’re so committed to securing all the ends of your network’s ecosystem with our team of digital forensic experts.

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‘What’s the difference between cyber threat intelligence and threat hunting?’

You might ask. Here’s the answer from Microminder’s cyber security experts:

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Cyber threat intelligence involves studying a potential threat or malicious actor’s attack patterns to anticipate and circumvent a possible attack. It entails procuring, processing and analysing information updates about emerging or existing hazards to assets. The cyber threat intelligence systems typically use some sort of threat intelligence feed acquired from SIEM threat intelligence platforms, including IP addresses, URLs and domain names linked to suspicious activity. This feed forms a type of cybersecurity intelligence threat list. With this list, companies can reconfigure their existing firewall, Intrusion Detection Systems (IDS) or Intrusion Prevention Systems (IPS), to react to incoming or outgoing traffic from their network to these blocklisted IP addresses.	On the other hand, threat hunting in cybersecurity is the proactive approach to searching and identifying cyber threats, intruder symptoms and malicious presences that operate undetected in your organisation’s network. Cybersecurity threat hunting involves advanced monitoring of network systems using the indicators of compromise (IOC) retrieved from threat intelligence systems or crowdsourced data. Part of the threat hunting process is deep log analysis and management, which connects multiple sources that can potentially indicate a compromise in a network’s integrity. These sources are then sifted with advanced data analysis and machine learning techniques to recover real stealth threats. Once vetted, a solution unique to your network’s need is deployed to mitigate said threats.

Cyber threat intelligence

Cyber threat hunting

Cyber threat intelligence involves studying a potential threat or malicious actor’s attack patterns to anticipate and circumvent a possible attack. It entails procuring, processing and analysing information updates about emerging or existing hazards to assets. The cyber threat intelligence systems typically use some sort of threat intelligence feed acquired from SIEM threat intelligence platforms, including IP addresses, URLs and domain names linked to suspicious activity. This feed forms a type of cybersecurity intelligence threat list. With this list, companies can reconfigure their existing firewall, Intrusion Detection Systems (IDS) or Intrusion Prevention Systems (IPS), to react to incoming or outgoing traffic from their network to these blocklisted IP addresses.

On the other hand, threat hunting in cybersecurity is the proactive approach to searching and identifying cyber threats, intruder symptoms and malicious presences that operate undetected in your organisation’s network. Cybersecurity threat hunting involves advanced monitoring of network systems using the indicators of compromise (IOC) retrieved from threat intelligence systems or crowdsourced data. Part of the threat hunting process is deep log analysis and management, which connects multiple sources that can potentially indicate a compromise in a network’s integrity. These sources are then sifted with advanced data analysis and machine learning techniques to recover real stealth threats. Once vetted, a solution unique to your network’s need is deployed to mitigate said threats.

Why your organisation needs Microminder’s threat intelligence and hunting services

Your cyber defence is fortified with threat hunting and intelligence services like Microminder.

Today’s business environment is integrated with network, software and technological resources that need to be collaborative for a thriving digital work environment. Thus, more avenues within an organisation’s infrastructure are liable to vulnerabilities that malicious actors could exploit.

While your cybersecurity provider could checkmate these vulnerabilities, sophisticated threats can bypass automated cybersecurity measures and endpoint defences. Thus, these threats could remain undetected while the malicious actor penetrates your digital environment collecting confidential data with which they can move laterally across your network. However, your cyber defence is fortified with threat hunting and intelligence services like Microminder.

There are several benefits of threat intelligence and hunting services to your organisation. They include:

Threat hunting and intelligence reduces the time between an attacker’s intrusion and discovery.
It predicts threats and helps organisations plan against attacks.
It identifies threats as they arise, revealing their tactics, techniques and procedures (TTP).
It reduces the degree of damage done by the threat or attacker.
It saves your organisation from incurring the financial costs of a data breach.
It highlights the unknown quicker and enables security teams to make better-informed decisions.
Empowers business stakeholders, CIOs and CTOs with coveted information with which they can spearhead investments, mitigate risks, and create a more efficient network.

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How Microminder’s Threat Intelligence and Hunting Works

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Threat Intelligence

As one of the best threat hunters, we employ a data-centric approach. Microminder utilises threat intelligence systems, SIEMs, IPS and IDS to procure crowdsourced and evidence-based data on the proof of an asset’s compromise.

Once this data is analysed, it goes through the remaining stages of the threat intelligence lifecycle to become finished intelligence. After this, Microminder’s tactical threat intelligence software begins infrastructure monitoring for undetected existing and emerging threats using the finished intelligence as a guide. Said threats could be visiting the blocklisted IP addresses, URLs, tools or processes.

Because threat actors are likely to follow an intrusion pattern that is low risk, Microminder’s human-led operational threat intelligence analysts monitor and provide context into how the malicious actor plans and operates. In essence, our analysts reveal their tactics, techniques and procedures (TTP), delivering intelligence reporting and custom IOCs tailored to the threats in your endpoint.

Threat Hunting

Microminder’s threat hunting steps involve investigating triggers and resolving threats. Our advanced threat hunting and incidence response software uses the finished threat intelligence to find and eliminate lurking threats in an organisation’s network.

This software complements our team of human-led threat hunters who employ data analysis, machine learning and EDR to investigate and detect the presence of anomalies. Microminder’s user and entity behaviour analytics also discover compromised identities, while our deep log analyses also go a long way in connecting IOC sources. Once Microminder cybersecurity detects a valid threat from behaviours like data exfiltration or lateral movements across an infrastructure, we engage our threat mitigation techniques to block and minimise damages.

Microminder is a team of adept cybersecurity experts with the technologies and skills to rid your organisation of present and emerging vulnerabilities and threats while mitigating the damages. With our threat intelligence and hunting services, we will checkmate the access and existence of these threat actors to your network by studying their attack patterns to design effective cybersecurity defence strategies with which we can search, identify and eliminate them. Our competitive advantage is the synergy of our automated solutions with our human-led threat-hunting approach. This guarantees faster results and a better response 24/7.

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