DEVICES, SYSTEMS, AND METHODS FOR UTILIZING A NETWORKED, COMPUTER-ASSISTED, THREAT HUNTING PLATFORM TO ENHANCE NETWORK SECURITY
Systems and methods for a threat-hunting development environment are disclosed herein. The systems and methods can include: executing a networked, assisted, threat-hunting environment that, via a dedicated user interface, is configured to establish data transfer pipelines between the threat-hunting environment and the at least one tenant network, the data transfer pipelines maintaining a connection between the threat-hunting environment and the at least one tenant network during an active session, via the at least one SIEM server, to allow continuous data communication; query the at least one tenant network with a query developed via an integrated code editor; receive the query result data from the at least one tenant network: analyze, the result data for a detected threat in the at least one tenant network; and based on the analyzed result data, push a subsequent query to the at least one tenant network to respond to detected threat.
1 . (canceled)
2 . The system of claim 4 , where the threat-hunting environment is further configured to:
save the query or the subsequent query for future use and reference.
3 . An assisted and networked threat hunting detection and response system, the system comprising:
at least one SIEM server connected to at least one tenant network;
a SOAR management server connected to the SIEM servers, the SOAR management server with an at least one memory coupled to an at least one processor, where the memory is loaded with instructions, the at least one processor coupled to the at least one memory configured to:
execute a threat-hunting environment that, via a dedicated user interface, is configured to:
establish data transfer pipelines between the threat-hunting environment and the at least one tenant network. the data transfer pipelines maintaining a connection between the threat-hunting environment and the at least one tenant network during an active session, via the at least one SIEM server, to allow continuous data communication;
query the at least one tenant network with a query developed via an integrated code editor:
receive result data for the query from the at least one tenant network;
analyze, the result data for a detected threat in the at least one tenant network;
based on the analyzed result data, push a subsequent query to the at least one tenant network to respond to detected threat;
dynamically recognize functions and tables referenced by the query or the subsequent query to autonomously determine a relevant tenant network or portion of a tenant network from the at least one tenant network; and
remove connection requests to endpoints not within the relevant tenant network or portion of a tenant network from the query or subsequent query.
4 . An assisted and networked threat hunting detection and response system, the system comprising:
at least one SIEM server connected to at least one tenant network;
a SOAR management server connected to the SIEM servers, the SOAR management server with an at least one memory coupled to an at least one processor, where the memory is loaded with instructions, the at least one processor coupled to the at least one memory configured to:
execute a threat-hunting environment that, via a dedicated user interface, is configured to:
establish data transfer pipelines between the threat-hunting environment and the at least one tenant network, the data transfer pipelines maintaining a connection between the threat-hunting environment and the at least one tenant network during an active session, via the at least one SIEM server, to allow continuous data communication;
query the at least one tenant network with a query developed via an integrated code editor:
receive result data for the query from the at least one tenant network;
analyze, the result data for a detected threat in the at least one tenant network;
based on the analyzed result data, push a subsequent query to the at least one tenant network to respond to detected threat; and
apply a dynamic exception processing to the query or the subsequent query, wherein the dynamic exception processing comprises autonomously adjusting the query or the subsequent query for the at least one tenant network.
5 . The system of claim 4 , where the dynamic exception processing comprises:
autonomously create a function to dynamically insert a correct value associated with the at least one tenant network from a stored mutable list.
6 . The system of claim 5 , where the dynamic exception processing further comprises:
isolate the query or the subsequent query; and
execute the function with data relevant to the at least one tenant network.
7 . The system of claim 4 , where the user interface allows the user to navigate between interfaces that display running the query or the subsequent query, executed on the at least one SIEM server, the at least one tenant network, and the SOAR management server, or any combination thereof.
8 . The system of claim 4 , where the threat-hunting environment is further configured to:
add augmenting data to the query or the subsequent query, during runtime of the query or subsequent query, wherein the data may alter a functionality provided query or the subsequent query.
9 . The system of claim 8 , where the adding of the augmenting data comprises:
pausing execution of the query or the subsequent query;
autonomously adding data to the query or to the subsequent query; and
resuming the execution of the query or subsequent query.
10 . The system of claim 8 , where the data added includes pagination instructions to only return a certain subset of the results to the at least one SOAR management server.
11 . The system of claim 4 , where the user interface of the threat-hunting environment includes a display of a history of results, wherein the history of results is interactive.
12 . The system of claim 4 , where the integrated code editor is networked, accessible, and usable by multiple connected users.
13 . The system of claim 4 , further comprising networked micro-services, connected to the SOAR management server, and accessible by the threat-hunting environment.
14 . (canceled)
15 . The method of claim 17 , further comprising:
saving the query or the subsequent query for future use and reference.
16 . A method for networked threat-hunting, comprising:
establishing data transfer pipelines between a threat-hunting environment and at least one tenant network, the data transfer pipelines maintaining a connection between the threat-hunting environment and the at least one tenant network during an active session, via at least one SIEM server, to allow continuous data communication;
querying the at least one tenant network with a query developed via an integrated code editor:
receiving result data for the query from the at least one tenant network;
analyzing, the result data for a detected threat in the at least one tenant network;
based on the analyzed result data, pushing a subsequent query to the at least one tenant network to respond to the detected threat; and
dynamically recognizing functions and tables referenced by the query or the subsequent query to autonomously determine a relevant tenant network or portion of a tenant network from the at least one tenant network; and
removing connection requests to endpoints not within the relevant tenant network or portion of a tenant network from the query or subsequent query.
17 . A method for networked threat-hunting, comprising:
establishing data transfer pipelines between a threat-hunting environment and at least one tenant network, the data transfer pipelines maintaining a connection between the threat-hunting environment and the at least one tenant network during an active session, via at least one SIEM server, to allow continuous data communication;
querying the at least one tenant network with a query developed via an integrated code editor:
receiving result data for the query from the at least one tenant network;
analyzing, the result data for a detected threat in the at least one tenant network;
based on the analyzed result data, pushing a subsequent query to the at least one tenant network to respond to the detected threat; and
applying a dynamic exception processing to the query or the subsequent query, wherein the dynamic exception processing comprises autonomously adjusting the query or the subsequent query for the at least one tenant network.
18 . The method of claim 17 , where the dynamic exception processing comprises:
autonomously creating a function to dynamically insert a correct value associated with the at least one tenant network from a stored mutable list.
19 . The method of claim 18 , where the dynamic exception processing further comprises:
isolating the query or the subsequent query; and
executing the function with data relevant to the at least one tenant network.
20 . (canceled)
21 . The system of claim 3 , where the threat-hunting environment is further configured to:
save the query or the subsequent query for future use and reference.
22 . The system of claim 3 , where the threat-hunting environment is further configured to:
add augmenting data to the query or the subsequent query, during runtime of the query or subsequent query, wherein the data may alter a functionality provided query or the subsequent query.
23 . The method of claim 16 , further comprising:
saving the query or the subsequent query for future use and reference.