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Threat Detection & Response

Managed threat detection and incident response services — 24/7 security monitoring, SIEM implementation, threat hunting, and rapid incident containment to minimise dwell time and business impact.

<4 hrs
Mean Time to Respond
MITRE ATT&CK
Detection Framework
24/7
Monitoring Coverage

The average attacker dwell time in a breached network is 21 days. The difference between a contained incident and a catastrophic breach is how quickly you detect anomalous behaviour and how effectively you respond. Our threat detection and response services combine SIEM engineering, behavioural analytics, proactive threat hunting, and structured incident response to cut your mean time to detect from weeks to hours.

We implement and tune SIEM platforms (Microsoft Sentinel, Splunk, Elastic SIEM, and Wazuh) with detection rules tuned to your specific technology stack and threat model — reducing false positive noise while ensuring high-fidelity detection of real attack patterns. Our threat hunting service proactively searches your environment for indicators of compromise, living-off-the-land techniques, and persistence mechanisms that automated detection misses. We use the MITRE ATT&CK framework to systematically cover the tactics, techniques, and procedures most relevant to your industry and threat actors.

When an incident occurs, our incident response retainer ensures a structured, documented response: containment within hours, forensic evidence preservation, root cause analysis, and a post-incident report with recommendations to prevent recurrence. We work alongside your internal team or operate as your external security operations capability — whichever fits your organisation's size and maturity.

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  • SIEM platform implementation and detection rule engineering tuned to your stack
  • Behavioural analytics baseline and anomaly detection configuration
  • Proactive threat hunting across endpoints, network, and cloud environments
  • Incident response plan and playbooks for your top 10 threat scenarios
  • Structured incident containment, forensic investigation, and root cause analysis
  • Post-incident report with timeline, impact assessment, and hardening recommendations

Why RapideKops?

  • Detection rules tuned to your environment — not generic out-of-the-box rulesets that flood you with false positives
  • MITRE ATT&CK framework coverage mapped to your specific industry threat actors
  • Threat hunting proactively finds attackers who evaded your automated detection
  • Incident response retainer means we know your environment before an incident occurs — not after
  • Every incident response includes preserved forensic evidence suitable for legal proceedings if required
  • We train your internal team alongside us — reducing dependency on external security support over time

Our Delivery Process

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Threat Model & Stack Audit

We document your technology stack, identify critical assets, map your most likely threat actors, and design a detection coverage plan against the MITRE ATT&CK framework.

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SIEM Implementation & Tuning

We deploy or tune your SIEM with detection rules, correlation searches, and alerting thresholds calibrated to your environment — minimising false positives while maximising detection fidelity.

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Threat Hunting & Baseline

We hunt for existing compromise indicators, establish behavioural baselines, and configure anomaly detection to surface deviations that pattern-based rules miss.

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Respond & Improve

We respond to incidents with documented playbooks, contain threats, preserve evidence, conduct root cause analysis, and update detection rules based on findings from every engagement.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a SIEM and do we need one?
A Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) platform aggregates logs from across your entire environment — endpoints, servers, cloud services, firewalls, and applications — and correlates them to detect attack patterns. You need one if you have compliance requirements (PCI DSS, ISO 27001, SOC 2) mandating log monitoring, or if you want to detect attacks that span multiple systems and would be invisible in any single log source.
What is threat hunting and how is it different from standard monitoring?
Standard monitoring is reactive — it alerts when a detection rule fires. Threat hunting is proactive — a human analyst actively searches your environment for indicators of compromise, living-off-the-land techniques, and attacker persistence mechanisms that your rules have not caught. Threat hunting finds the attackers who have already bypassed your automated defences and are quietly operating in your environment.
How quickly can you respond to an active security incident?
Our incident response retainer clients receive an on-call response within 2 hours of incident declaration, 24/7. Non-retainer emergency engagements are typically scoped and initiated within 24 hours. Response speed is one of the most critical factors in limiting breach impact — every hour of additional dwell time increases the probability of data exfiltration and lateral movement.
What does an incident response engagement involve?
A structured incident response engagement covers: initial triage and scope assessment, containment of the active threat (isolating affected systems), forensic evidence preservation (disk images, memory captures, log exports), investigation to determine the attack vector, dwell time, and extent of compromise, eradication of attacker presence, recovery planning, and a post-incident report with a detailed timeline and hardening recommendations.
Can you work with our existing security tools?
Yes — we integrate with your existing EDR, firewall, cloud security, and identity platforms rather than requiring you to replace them. We have integrated detection engineering with CrowdStrike, Microsoft Defender, SentinelOne, Palo Alto, Fortinet, AWS Security Hub, and Azure Defender. Our detection rules are written to work within your existing toolset.

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SIEM engineering, proactive threat hunting, and structured incident response — reducing your dwell time from weeks to hours.