Blue team and incident response
Put experienced defenders beside your team for a fixed period, focused on the threats and detection gaps you name, and reach them at any hour when an incident starts.
What it answers.
- Would we detect the threats we worry about most?
- Is there evidence that someone is already inside?
- Are our people and playbooks ready for a serious incident?
- Who do we call at three in the morning when something is wrong?
What is in scope.
Time-bound secondment, threat hunting, detection validation and a 24-hour incident response retainer. The exact boundary is written into the authorization before work starts.
- Threat hunting across the logs and telemetry you already collect
- Validation of detection rules against realistic attacker behavior
- Review of incident-response plans and playbooks
- Tabletop exercises for technical and leadership teams
- Hands-on work alongside your analysts during the agreed period
- An incident response retainer: the team can be reached 24 hours a day, with the response time written into the contract
How it runs.
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Agree the remit
We name the threats, systems and questions the secondment will focus on.
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Get access
Your team grants read access to the tools and data the work needs.
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Work alongside you
Hunting, detection testing and response preparation, shared as we go.
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Hand over
We document what we found and changed so your team can carry it forward.
What you receive.
- Written records of each investigation and its conclusion
- New or improved detection rules, tested against the behavior they target
- Updated response playbooks or a gap list against your current plan
- A closing summary for security leadership
What we need from you.
- Access to your SIEM, EDR or other monitoring tools
- An internal lead who sets priorities during the period
- Your current incident-response plan and escalation contacts
Choose blue team support when you need more defensive capacity for a fixed period, want your detection and response tested from the inside, or need a team you can call in at any hour.
Describe what your defenders need.
Write from your organization's email address. Tell us what is in scope, your deadline and who can authorize testing. Leave sensitive details out of the first message.