Threat Intelligence & Hunting

Our threat intelligence team delivers strategic, operational, and tactical intelligence based on frontline incident response experience and continuous adversary tracking. We hunt for threats that automated tools miss.

Command view Operating model Timeline Deliverables FAQ

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Command view

What this service changes operationally

Glexia threat intelligence and hunting turns external threat signals into defensible action. We define intelligence requirements, track relevant adversaries, monitor exposure, enrich detections, and run hypothesis-driven hunts across endpoint, identity, cloud, network, and SaaS telemetry.

PIR Focused intelligence

Priority intelligence requirements keep collection aligned to executives, business units, assets, and threat exposure.

Hunt Proactive validation

Threat hunts test hypotheses for attacker activity that tools may miss or classify as low signal.

Intel Detection enrichment

Indicators, behaviors, campaigns, and actor tradecraft are converted into monitoring and response improvements.

Operating model

How Glexia runs the service

The engagement is organized into clear delivery lanes so leaders can see what is being assessed, what is changing, and how progress is measured.

Intelligence requirements

We define what the business needs to know: adversaries, regions, executives, brands, technologies, suppliers, data types, and scenarios that could change decisions.

Priority intelligence requirements for executive, operational, and SOC audiences
Threat landscape mapping by industry, geography, technology, and exposure
Brand, domain, credential, dark web, and third-party signal review

Analysis and detection support

Intelligence is analyzed for relevance, confidence, and actionability, then connected to detection engineering, alert enrichment, vulnerability prioritization, and response planning.

Actor, campaign, malware, exploit, and infrastructure tracking
MITRE ATT&CK mapping and detection use-case development
Executive intelligence briefs and tactical SOC enrichment

Threat hunting operations

Hunters use intelligence-led hypotheses to inspect telemetry, validate detections, identify weak signals, and recommend controls that reduce dwell time.

Endpoint, identity, cloud, SaaS, email, network, and DNS hunting
Hypothesis-driven hunt plans and evidence documentation
Detection gaps, telemetry gaps, and response playbook recommendations

Delivery path

From kickoff to measurable outcomes

01 Week 0-1

Set intelligence priorities

Define priority questions, protected assets, executive concerns, threat scenarios, and reporting audiences.

02 Week 1-3

Build threat picture

Collect and analyze adversary, exposure, brand, vulnerability, credential, and telemetry signals relevant to the client.

03 Week 3-5

Run hunts and enrich detections

Execute hunt hypotheses, validate suspicious activity, tune detections, and document findings with evidence.

04 Ongoing

Report and improve

Deliver intelligence briefs, hunt reports, control recommendations, and updated requirements as the threat landscape changes.

Deliverables

Artifacts your team can operate from

Priority intelligence requirementsThreat landscape assessmentExecutive intelligence briefThreat hunt plan and reportDetection enrichment packageExposure and brand monitoring register

Common integrations

Recorded FutureMandiant AdvantageCrowdStrike FalconMicrosoft SentinelSplunkOpenCTIMISPEDR, identity, cloud, and DNS telemetry

Best fit

Organizations that need intelligence tied to decisions, not generic threat feeds
SOC and incident response teams looking for better enrichment, hunts, and detection coverage
Executives facing geopolitical, brand, executive, supplier, or industry-specific targeting

Service FAQ

Threat Intelligence & Hunting questions leaders ask

Short answers for scope, operating model, and implementation decisions before a formal engagement begins.

How is threat intelligence different from threat feeds?

Threat feeds provide raw indicators. Threat intelligence explains relevance, confidence, likely actor behavior, business impact, and recommended action. We connect intelligence to detections, hunts, vulnerability prioritization, executive decisions, and response playbooks.

What telemetry do you need for threat hunting?

The best hunts use endpoint, identity, cloud, SaaS, email, DNS, proxy, firewall, VPN, and authentication telemetry. We can start with available data, document blind spots, and recommend additional sources where missing visibility limits confidence.

Can intelligence support executive or brand protection?

Yes. We can monitor executive exposure, impersonation, leaked credentials, domain abuse, social media threats, dark web signals, and brand misuse. Findings can inform executive protection, legal, communications, fraud, and incident response workflows.

Capabilities

Custom threat landscape analysis

Proactive threat hunting campaigns

Adversary tracking and profiling

Dark web and underground monitoring

Intelligence-driven detection engineering

Threat briefings for executive leadership

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