Solutions · For SOC analysts
Findings arrive faster than any queue can be read. Scout pre-reads each one, evidence attached; you approve, dismiss or escalate to a hunt.
Scripting host spawned by WMI provider
Exploit attempt against a KEV-listed service
New local admin created outside change window
Credential access via LSASS handle
Signed installer flagged by generic rule
01A day with Huntbase
07:58
Overnight findings wait with a Scout summary, EPSS and KEV, and the ATT&CK technique. Start with the one Scout flagged first.
Mid-morning
The summary cites the query and its source. Open the rows, check the host, approve. Every step is on the record.
Before handover
A finding on WKS-2231 fits no known pattern. Escalate it to a hunt. The evidence comes along; the next shift carries on.
03Use case · Identity and access monitoring
Connect the identity providers you already run and ask the same questions of all of them: who holds admin roles, who has no MFA, which accounts are dormant or suspended, who was created or removed recently, and who can reach which applications. Each query asks the provider when it runs, so the answer reflects your directory as it is now.
Query templates for privileged roles, MFA gaps, dormant accounts and application access. Or ask Scout in plain language.
Run each review as a hunt: the evidence, your decisions and a report for each system owner stay together, ready for the auditor.
Huntbase monitors and reviews user access. It doesn't create or remove accounts; that stays with your identity provider.
Search what you already have, ask the host when it was never collected, and approve every step Scout takes. Sign up and start on sample data today.