Managed Threat Hunting watches your environment. Managed Security Engineering makes sure there's less worth watching for. Run one or both, across CrowdStrike, Microsoft Defender, or SentinelOne.
Alerts tell you what a tool already caught. Threat hunting finds what it didn't. Our analysts work inside your CrowdStrike, Defender, or SentinelOne telemetry every day — not just when something trips a rule.
You get a team that knows your environment's baseline well enough to spot what's actually out of place, and responds before it becomes a ticket you hear about from someone else.
Live monitoring and triage across all shifts, holidays included.
Hypothesis-driven hunts for TTPs your detection rules weren't written for.
When something's confirmed, we walk your team through containment and remediation.
Plain-language summaries of what we saw, what we did, and what it means for you.
Delivered inside CrowdStrike Falcon, Microsoft Defender/Sentinel, or SentinelOne — no separate console to babysit.
Agent deployment and initial policy configuration done right the first time.
Rules and analytics built around your environment, not a generic template.
Continuous noise reduction so real signal doesn't drown in false positives.
Periodic reviews of what's actually being monitored versus what's licensed.
Connecting your EDR/XDR into SIEM, ticketing, and alerting where it matters.
An EDR/XDR platform is only as good as its configuration. Most environments we inspect are under-tuned, over-alerting, or missing coverage they're already paying for.
We handle the engineering side full-time — deployment, policy, detection logic, and integration — so your platform performs the way it was sold to you, on CrowdStrike, Defender, or SentinelOne.
No rip-and-replace. No new agent to deploy. We operate directly inside the platform your team already licensed.
Full-stack support across Falcon Insight, Falcon Prevent, and the broader Falcon platform.
Defender for Endpoint, Defender for Office 365, and Sentinel-based SIEM correlation.
Singularity XDR deployment, Storyline analysis, and autonomous response tuning.
Most teams start with an assessment. We'll tell you honestly whether the gap is coverage, tuning, or both.