Outpacing cyberattacks with threat intelligence
In cybersecurity, Sun Tzu’s age-old wisdom rings true: “If you know the enemy and know yourself, you need not fear the result of a hundred battles.” At Hunt & Hackett, we take this wisdom to heart with a threat model-based approach. Instead of relying on guesswork or hoping an ever-expanding technology stack will solve our problems, we leverage in-depth intelligence and data on threat actors targeting your industry. Our reasoning is simple: behind every attack is a human adversary - skilled, motivated, and deliberate. By understanding who these attackers are, how they operate, and what drives them, we can predict their next moves and help you stay one step ahead.
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APT profiles from Hunt & Hackett experts

APT34 | Iran
APT34 (OilRig) is an Iranian espionage group targeting governments and the defense sector with tailored cyberattacks.

Charming Kitten | Iran
APT35 (Charming Kitten) is a prolific Iranian threat actor tied to the IRGC, known for high-profile espionage and influence campaigns.

Silent Librarian | Iran
Silent Librarian is an IRGC-linked group focused on phishing and data theft, mainly targeting Western academic and research institutions.

APT28 | Russia
APT28 (Fancy Bear) is a prolific espionage group known for high-impact campaigns like the 2016 DNC hack.

APT29 | Russia
APT29 is a stealthy and adaptive threat actor linked to major intrusions, including the SolarWinds supply chain attack.
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Sandworm | Russia
Sandworm specializes in disruptive attacks on critical infrastructure, with a history of bold, destructive operations.

APT41 | China
APT41 (Double Dragon) is a skilled threat group combining espionage with financially driven cyber operations across sectors.

Lazarus | North Korea
Lazarus is an unpredictable actor behind major attacks like the Sony hack, WannaCry, and the Bangladesh bank heist.

Seaturtle | Turkey
Seaturtle conducts targeted espionage across sectors, focusing on political and economic intelligence gathering.