Cybersecurity Services for ThreatHunter.ai

The company traded as Milton Security from 2007 until November 2022, when it took the name ThreatHunter.ai. It is a certified Service Disabled Veteran Owned Small Business with offices in Brea, California, Washington, DC and Las Vegas, and it runs its own detection stack rather than reselling somebody else's, built around a hunting platform it calls ARGOS

SDVOSB status opens procurement doors in federal and defense supply chain work that a comparable commercial firm cannot open at all. That is the advantage. It is also the trap, because the work waiting behind those doors is mostly not monitoring. Defense contractors chasing CMMC need scoping, boundary definition, remediation engineering and a written assessment, and they need all of it on somebody else's timetable. A hunting team with a proprietary platform is superbly placed to catch an intrusion and poorly placed to rebuild an identity boundary across a subcontractor's estate. The Washington, DC and Las Vegas offices signal appetite for onsite work, which is the least elastic kind there is, because one analyst cannot be in two customer sites on the same Tuesday

CWS closes that distance. Engagements are staffed under the ThreatHunter.ai brand, to a single delivery standard, with reach across the United States and Canada and bilingual English and French delivery where Quebec or Canadian federal work calls for it. Corova takes care of scoping, quoting and project tracking, so a CMMC remediation project sold on Monday gets resourced without a partner meeting, and the customer never sees a seam between the hunting service and the engineering that follows it