ThreatHunter.ai, Inc.

10/14/2026

If you're a managed provider, you carry a responsibility your customers rarely think about: keeping their data apart from each other.

GEIGER 2.0 adds per customer data isolation for multi tenant providers.

One tool, many customers, no mixing.

It's the kind of feature nobody puts on a billboard. It's also the kind you really don't want to explain the absence of.

Attack path data is a map of how to break into someone. Treat it that way.

Providers can map paths across AD, Azure, AWS, GCP, Okta, and Kubernetes for every customer, and each customer's map stays theirs.

Map attack paths across AD, Azure, AWS, GCP, Okta & Kubernetes in one graph. 50+ queries, risk-based prioritization. See your exposure in seconds.

10/14/2026

If you've been following the news, edge devices keep showing up in credential campaigns. Firewalls and VPNs, the things that are supposed to keep people out.

The awkward truth: a lot of those devices produce logs nobody reads until after the incident.

Argillite hunts 24/7/365 on the stack you already own, firewalls included. No rip and replace.

We're not waiting for the alert that fires. We're looking for what never alerted. A login that's technically valid and makes no sense.

Your perimeter is also an attack surface. Somebody should be watching it like one.

Argillite gives you direct access to ThreatHunter.ai's managed detection platform, powered by the Argos engine. Real-time telemetry, 100+ MITRE ATT&CK detections, analyst-confirmed threats only.

10/14/2026

Ask any security team what they want less of. The answer is never "insight." It's noise.

So here's a rule we hold ourselves to in Agentic Managed Detection and Remediation:

Analysts validate before anything hits your queue.

Agents do the investigation. A human expert confirms it's real before it becomes your problem.

AI that generates more alerts faster is not progress. It's a faster way to burn out your team.

The goal was never more output. It was fewer, better calls you can actually act on.

If it reaches you, someone who knows what they're looking at has already looked.

24/7/365 threat hunting powered by agentic AI, with expert humans in the middle. Security on the stack you already own. No rip and replace.

10/14/2026

Microsoft shipped 1,411 fixes today. Largest Patch Tuesday in 23 years. Seventy Critical, three zero-days, and one of them is being exploited in the wild right now.

A year ago this was a 63-bug month. The curve bent and it is not bending back.

If you run a network, here is the order our hunters would work it: patch the Windows Shell zero-day (CVE-2026-96951) on every endpoint tonight, then the five Outlook bugs that fire from the reading pane, then Exchange and your domain controllers. Do not wait for Saturday.

Our 1MC-Labs team put together the full breakdown plus a free detection pack. Ten Sigma rules and ten KQL hunts, behavior-based because there are no public IOCs yet. No signup.

https://www.threathunter.ai/blog/october-2026-patch-tuesday-1411-fixes/

Stay safe, patch the Shell bug, and go check your DHCP servers. You will find something.

The largest Patch Tuesday in 23 years. One zero-day being exploited right now, two more disclosed, 70 Critical bugs, and a twelve-month curve that says this is the new normal. Here is what to patch first, what we are hunting for, and the detection pack to go with it.

10/13/2026

There's always a window between knowing about a vulnerability and having it fixed.

Testing. Change windows. That one server nobody is allowed to reboot.

Most programs treat that window as dead time. Wait, patch, close the ticket.

We treat it as hunting time.

TACT-IO findings land in the same platform our hunters use. So while the fix works its way through your process, someone is checking whether that weakness is already being used against you.

Patching closes the door. Hunting tells you if someone walked through it first.

Surface the 5% of vulnerabilities that pose 95% of your risk. TACT-IO's Real Risk Score cuts remediation workload by 80%. Request a free assessment.

10/13/2026

Two things I care about in a sensor: how fast it deploys, and what it does when things go wrong.

GEIGER 2.0 sensors deploy in minutes.

And they keep collecting through an internet outage.

That second part sounds like a footnote until the link is down in the middle of a bad day, which is exactly when you want the data most.

A tool that only works on a good day is an umbrella that only works when it's sunny.

Build for the bad day. The good days take care of themselves.

Map attack paths across AD, Azure, AWS, GCP, Okta & Kubernetes in one graph. 50+ queries, risk-based prioritization. See your exposure in seconds.

10/13/2026

Here's an uncomfortable exercise.

List every security tool you pay for. Now list which ones someone actually looks at every day, nights and weekends included.

The gap between those two lists is where attackers live.

Argillite is managed detection that hunts 24/7/365 on the stack you already own: firewalls, EDR, Active Directory, Office 365, cloud.

No rip and replace. We don't need you to buy something new. We need to use what you already bought.

Most organizations don't have a tooling problem. They have a looking problem.

Argillite gives you direct access to ThreatHunter.ai's managed detection platform, powered by the Argos engine. Real-time telemetry, 100+ MITRE ATT&CK detections, analyst-confirmed threats only.

10/13/2026

Security onboarding usually goes like this.

Kickoff call. Network diagram review. Firewall change request. Change board. Another call. A quarter later, maybe some logs.

I've watched that movie. It doesn't get better on rewatch.

Our Agentic Managed Detection and Remediation onboards in days through the LogWarden collector. No network changes.

That matters for one reason: every week you spend onboarding is a week nobody is watching.

The fastest way to get protected is to skip the parts that don't protect you.

24/7/365 threat hunting powered by agentic AI, with expert humans in the middle. Security on the stack you already own. No rip and replace.

10/13/2026

Finding a vulnerability should start two conversations: how do we fix it, and is someone already exploiting it?

Too often, only the first conversation happens because the vulnerability report lands in one queue and the threat hunters work in another. That is a workflow problem, and another PDF isn't going to fix it.

TACT-IO feeds its findings into the same platform our hunters use every day, giving them leads to investigate while remediation is being planned.

I want the patch ticket opened, but I also want someone checking whether we're already late.

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10/12/2026

A wall of attack paths looks impressive in a demo, right up until somebody asks IT to fix all of them.

Nobody has the staff or the change windows for that, and treating every path as a separate problem is how you end up with a mountain of tickets and no clear place to start.

GEIGER 2.0 adds choke point analysis to identify the changes that close the most attack paths. The point is to give IT a shorter list of fixes, with a clear explanation of what each change buys us.

I've sat through enough change meetings to know I'd rather bring a few changes that close a lot of paths than another graph that needs its own meeting.

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Map attack paths across AD, Azure, AWS, GCP, Okta & Kubernetes in one graph. 50+ queries, risk-based prioritization. See your exposure in seconds.