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Threat Hunting

We hunt the threats your automated defences do not see: APTs, lateral movement, and hidden access before impact.

More than 500 MITRE TTPs covered. No infrastructure changes.

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+500
MITRE TTPs covered
197d
Undetected APT dwell time
0
Infra changes
MITRE
Reference framework

Threat Hunting sequence

This is how we hunt threats that never produced a clear alert

Step 01
Visual sequence of the Ciberia Threat Hunting service

Hypothesis

Own intel

Active Threat Hunting 24/7

Ciberia's hunting starts with proprietary intelligence, sector activity, and weak signals from your environment to look for what has not surfaced through automatic detection yet.

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Ciberia Platform

Hunted threatsvisible instantly

Every finding, hypothesis, and detected TTP is documented and accessible from the Ciberia platform.

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Ciberia platform dashboard showing real-time cybersecurity metrics

Integrations

We connect to any technology: SIEM, EDR, cloud, and firewalls.

Status

Visualise your organisation's cybersecurity posture in real time.

Alerts

All recent alerts and detected threats in one centralised dashboard.

Capabilities

How Ciberia hunts threats

Proactive

Active search in your environment

We analyse infrastructure looking for indicators, MITRE techniques, and anomalous behaviours.

Anti-APT

APT detection

We detect advanced persistent threats that may have spent weeks inside the network.

Own intel

Proprietary intelligence

Each hunt uses Ciberia IOCs, TTPs, and sector context.

No noise

Actionable reports

Findings with evidence, potential impact, and prioritised recommendations.

The problem

Advanced attackers are already inside before you detect them

APT groups move slowly and use legitimate tools to stay below automatic rules.

197 days
Average attacker dwell time
78%
Advanced attacks using legitimate tools
56%
Companies without dedicated hunting

FAQ

Questions about Ciberia Threat Hunting

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What is Threat Hunting?

A proactive service that investigates compromise hypotheses to find attackers that evaded automatic detection.

How is it different from automatic detection?

Detection reacts to known patterns; hunting searches for suspicious behaviour that has not produced a clear alert yet.

Does it need access to my systems?

It integrates with SIEM, EDR, and log sources through secure APIs.

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