Trunc is threat hunting.
Easy threat hunting with Trunc. You can deep dive into all your logging data - from all your servers and products to identify suspicious activities. With our Security Insights, you can quickly identify areas to investigate.
Easy threat hunting with Trunc. You can deep dive into all your logging data - from all your servers and products to identify suspicious activities. With our Security Insights, you can quickly identify areas to investigate.
Over the years, we have supported numerous organizations in identifying and mitigating security breaches. Surprisingly, many of these compromises were not uncovered through formal detection mechanisms, but rather by what we might call "serendipitous discovery." In numerous instances, during routine investigations, analysts noticed irregularities unrelated to the original scope, only to realize they had stumbled upon signs of an ongoing breach.
This often manifests in the form of the classic scenario: "While investigating A, I encountered B, which was out of place, leading me to uncover C—clear evidence of a security compromise."
In other cases, organizations are not even the first to discover the breach; it may be external entities such as law enforcement, threat intelligence partners, or, alarmingly, the attackers themselves—often through ransomware demands—who notify the organization of the intrusion. This can occur even in companies with robust cybersecurity budgets and so-called "state-of-the-art" security infrastructures, highlighting that technology alone cannot guarantee protection.
To stay ahead of these challenges, we advocate for a proactive strategy known as "exploratory threat hunting" or just "threat hunting." This practice involves regularly allocating dedicated time, either daily or weekly, for you or your security team to start with no pre-existing assumptions or alerts, deliberately searching for anomalies, unusual patterns of behavior, or subtle indicators of compromise (IOCs).
