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Purple Teaming and Threat Hunting

Purple Teaming and Threat Hunting
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Find out whether your SOC can detect an attack and respond effectively. Purple Teaming tests your defences through controlled simulations of attack techniques. Threat Hunting searches for signs of threats that may have escaped routine monitoring.

During Purple Teaming, specialists emulating an attacker work with SOC analysts and defenders of your environment. Using agreed scenarios, we check whether security tools capture the activity, generate the expected detections, and enable the team to assess the findings and choose an appropriate response. The result is an overview of tested scenarios, identified gaps and actionable recommendations for improving detection and SOC procedures.

During Threat Hunting, we actively investigate whether your environment contains signs of an undetected attack. We use specific hypotheses, known attacker behaviours and available data from SIEM, EDR/XDR and other sources. The deliverable outlines the hypotheses investigated, activities identified and data limitations, with recommendations for further investigation and improved monitoring.

How the services work

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We define the scope around your risks, priorities and available security telemetry. Before starting, we agree on the objectives, environment in scope, rules of engagement and how findings will be shared.

How Purple Teaming works

  • Together, we select relevant attack scenarios and techniques, for example using MITRE ATT&CK, and establish safe testing conditions.
  • In coordination with defenders, we run the agreed simulations and examine their traces in available SIEM, EDR/XDR, network or cloud data.
  • We check whether the activity triggers the expected detection and whether the SOC can assess and escalate the finding and choose an appropriate response.
  • We assess gaps in data collection, detection rules and team procedures, and recommend remediation priorities.

How Threat Hunting works

  • We define hypotheses to investigate based on risks in your environment and known attacker behaviours.
  • We assess the availability, quality and time coverage of the data needed to test those hypotheses.
  • We perform targeted analysis of available telemetry, connect related events and investigate suspicious activity.
  • We document findings, analysis limitations and recommended next steps. Suspected incidents are handed over through the agreed escalation process.

What you receive

  • An overview of the scenarios or hypotheses investigated, the data used and the results.
  • Specific findings on gaps in telemetry, detection and response procedures within the assessed scope.
  • Prioritised remediation recommendations and input for developing detection use cases and SOC procedures.
  • Follow-up detection improvements and retesting of their effectiveness, where agreed.

We agree on the scope of a one-off assessment or recurring cycles according to your needs. Conclusions are always limited to the assessed scope and available data; finding no threat does not confirm that the environment is uncompromised.

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