AC-Hunter™ is a software solution that continuously threat hunts your network to identify which of your systems have been compromised.
There is no need to install agents on endpoints – AC-Hunter monitors and verifies all network devices, including IoT, IIoT, and BYOD, regardless of operating system or hardware.
The simple-to-use interface is focused on enabling threat hunting success for everyone, from junior analysts to seasoned professionals.
When you look at existing security solutions, they generally fall into one of two categories:
The problem is tying these two methodologies closely together.
AC-Hunter bridges this gap by quickly providing an answer to the critical question: “When have our protections failed, and is it time to go into response mode?”
No one should be satisfied with an industry average of over six months between when a compromise occurs and its discovery. That is not winning.
How do we discover and drastically reduce an attacker’s dwell time? We have a unique and straightforward solution in AC-Hunter.
We welcome you to log in to the AC-Hunter live instance, poke around and check it out. There is an assortment of datasets to choose from that include many compromised hosts mixed in with regular network traffic.
Participating in the CTF is not required to use AC-Hunter. However, completing the CTF will familiarize you with using the interface and some of the powerful features of AC-Hunter.
Active Countermeasures is passionate about providing quality, no-cost educational content, and tools for those in the security field. Whether you’re just getting started in InfoSec or a seasoned leader, rest assured we have something here for you.
Our free security training is a convenient way for you to acquire new technology expertise in the field of Threat Hunting and more. We are continually evolving, and we regularly host free educational webcasts offering vendor-neutral security education to keep you (and ourselves) one step ahead of the curve.
We also provide open-source tools for the community, including RITA for beacon analysis and the ADHD Security Distribution.
