Proactive Attacker Discovery Across Six Specialist Hunt Packages
Detections catch what they’re configured to catch. Threat hunting finds what detections miss. Our hunt teams use TTP-led hypotheses drawn directly from TDU intelligence and the Nexus Security Graph to systematically search for attackers already in your environment — across six specialist packages covering every major enterprise attack surface.
Hunt Package Coverage
Each package is built around the adversary TTPs most relevant to that attack surface, uses Atlas’s Security Graph for context unavailable to generic hunting tools, and produces new detection logic from every engagement.
Systematically searches for evidence of credential compromise, token theft, OAuth abuse, anomalous privilege usage, impossible travel, and identity-based lateral movement across your identity infrastructure.
Hunts for attacker presence in your AWS, Azure, or GCP environments — including IAM permission abuse, unusual resource provisioning, cross-account role assumption, and cloud-native persistence mechanisms.
Searches for evidence of SaaS-based intrusion including unauthorized OAuth application grants, abnormal data access patterns, cross-SaaS lateral movement, mass download events, and attacker presence in Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, Salesforce, or Okta.
Hunts for established attacker persistence on endpoints including living-off-the-land binary abuse, scheduled task manipulation, registry persistence, WMI subscriptions, and evidence of staged tooling or pre-ransomware reconnaissance activity.
Proactively searches for evidence of AI agent compromise, prompt injection execution, MCP server abuse, anomalous agent tool usage, and unauthorized AI agent activity across your enterprise AI infrastructure — using AgentShield behavioral data for context unavailable to generic hunting tools.
Investigates third-party and supply chain access to your environment for signs of compromise or abuse — including vendor remote access anomalies, third-party integration exploitation, software update mechanism abuse, and evidence of supply chain compromise in your software development environment.
Every hunt follows the same structured, evidence-based methodology. No generic anomaly queries. No fishing expeditions. Systematic, documented attacker simulation grounded in real TDU intelligence.
Before any data is queried, our hunt team develops specific hypotheses based on adversary TTPs from TDU intelligence most relevant to your industry and technology stack. Every query run during the hunt is tied to a documented adversary behavior — not generic anomaly detection.
Hunters begin with Atlas’s Security Graph — reviewing identity relationships, trust paths, privilege structures, cloud configurations, and AI agent access to identify the areas of highest exploitation likelihood. This context is fundamentally unavailable to hunters using only SIEM and EDR data.
With hypotheses defined and graph context established, hunters systematically work through the telemetry — querying identity logs, cloud audit events, endpoint data, SaaS activity, network flows, and AI agent behavioral data against each hypothesis. Every query and finding is documented.
Every anomalous finding is triaged for attacker relevance. When active threats are discovered, our hunt team escalates immediately to incident response — engaging Vanguard for containment while the investigation continues. Customers are notified within 30 minutes of any confirmed active threat finding.
Within 48 hours of completion, customers receive a comprehensive hunt report and — critically — new detection logic deployed to their Nexus platform monitoring for the TTPs we searched for manually. Every hunt closes detection gaps permanently.
Every LogicBounce hunt produces four categories of deliverable regardless of outcome. A clean hunt is as valuable as a positive one — because it produces the detections that prevent future gaps.
Full technical documentation of methodology, hypotheses, queries executed, findings, evidence reviewed, and confidence assessments — regardless of outcome.
New detection rules monitoring for the TTPs we searched for manually — deployed to your Nexus platform so future attacker activity using the same techniques is caught automatically.
Specific, prioritized recommendations for reducing the attack surface areas explored during the hunt — whether or not active threats were found.
30% of our hunts discover active threats that existing detections missed. Schedule a hunt across any of our six specialist packages and find out what’s in your environment right now.
