Attackers move daily; most organizations hunt quarterly. ELIXAX deploys a digital team of AI security analysts that generates attack hypotheses from live threat intelligence, investigates your telemetry in parallel and hands a complete, evidenced timeline to your analyst — in minutes, not days.
A manual hunt means reading intelligence reports, building hypotheses, writing SIEM queries, sifting millions of logs and drafting a report — several days of a scarce senior analyst's time. So most teams manage 12–15 hunts a year, leaving long windows where threats go undetected.
12–15Manual hunts a typical organization completes per year
DaysOf senior-analyst time consumed by one manual investigation
TBsOf security telemetry generated daily — most never analyzed
10–15minFor an ELIXAX autonomous investigation, end to end
How a hunt runs
Intelligence in. Evidence out.
Every hunt is hypothesis-driven and ends in front of a human — with the complete investigation trace attached.
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Ingest live intelligence
The platform continuously collects threat intelligence from MITRE ATT&CK, CVE databases, security research, incident reports and proprietary feeds — and maps which threat actors are active against your industry and geography.
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Generate attack hypotheses
From that intelligence it builds concrete, testable hypotheses — for example, how an active ransomware group would most likely move through a banking or IT environment like yours.
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Deploy the agent team
A team of AI agents generates SIEM queries and investigates process, network, authentication and endpoint telemetry in parallel — refining searches as evidence accumulates.
04
Validate and reconstruct
Agents cross-check findings, eliminate false positives and — where malicious activity is confirmed — reconstruct the complete attack timeline with the supporting evidence.
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Human review and action
Roughly 10–15 minutes after the hunt begins, your analyst receives the finished investigation for final review. The human decides; the report is audit-ready.
What it does
A digital analyst team beside your human one.
The repetitive investigative work is automated; the judgment, authority and accountability stay with your people.
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Continuous intelligence
Threat feeds, ATT&CK techniques, CVEs and campaign reporting ingested around the clock — tuned to your industry and geography, so hunts always reflect today's threat landscape.
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Hypothesis-driven hunts
Every investigation starts from a concrete attack hypothesis, not a random query — the same discipline a senior hunter applies, executed at machine speed and daily cadence.
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Parallel agent investigation
Agents query the SIEM and sweep process, network, authentication and endpoint logs simultaneously, refining and re-querying until the hypothesis is confirmed or ruled out.
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Human-in-the-loop verdicts
Findings arrive as complete, evidenced timelines with false positives already eliminated. Your analyst reviews, decides and escalates — with every step traceable.
The operating model
From billed-per-hunt to always hunting.
Instead of paying for a handful of manual hunts a year, you subscribe to continuous protection — daily hunting, lower operational cost, and your experienced analysts spending their time on real threats.
365/yrHunt cadence under subscription — every day, not every quarter
24/7AI analyst coverage alongside your human team
↓costLower cost per investigation than manual hunting
↑auditCompliance and audit readiness from evidenced reports
Questions
Asked before every engagement.
The short answers — the long ones come with the walkthrough.
Does autonomous threat hunting replace my security analysts?
No. The platform automates the repetitive investigative work — writing SIEM queries, sweeping logs, refining searches, eliminating false positives — and presents a complete, evidenced timeline to your analyst for the final call. Humans stay in control; AI does the legwork.
How fast is an autonomous investigation?
A typical investigation completes in roughly 10 to 15 minutes — work that takes an experienced analyst several days manually. That speed is what makes daily hunting economically possible.
What data does the platform investigate?
Agent teams query your existing SIEM and sweep process logs, network logs, authentication logs and endpoint activity in parallel. The service runs on the telemetry you already collect — no new agents on your endpoints.
How does the service stay current with new attacker techniques?
The platform continuously ingests threat intelligence — MITRE ATT&CK, CVE databases, security research, incident reports and proprietary feeds — and tracks which threat actors are active against your industry and geography, so every day's hypotheses reflect the current threat landscape.
Connected offerings
One security loop. This is the hunting arc.
Hunting finds what is active. Exposure management shows what is reachable. Remediation closes it — with evidence.