continuous threat hunting for the AI era
Mate’s agents proactively initiate hunts across your environment, continuously uncover attacks, discover their blast radius, and write detections to close coverage gaps. The hunts are directed and prioritized based on emerging threats and your environment’s risk and architecture.
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Attackers fly below your detection thresholds
Detections are tuned to a threshold and a known technique. AI-powered attackers beat both. They keep each action small, below the threshold, so nothing fires, and they chain those actions into a compromise.
Adversaries change faster than you can tune
AI attackers switch techniques before you've finished tuning the last detection, continuously outpacing detection engineering.

Threat hunting is either too narrow or too slow
A hunt is an unbounded problem. Without restricting the space, there's no end to where you could look - so hunters narrow to the known attacks of the APTs they think are targeting them. That's a small, biased slice, and most malicious activity falls outside that narrow scope.


The best threat hunters build their hypotheses based on your architecture, crown jewels, exposures, and threat models, but that takes a long time.
This makes the hunt expensive and slow,
so attackers succeed
Mate hunts proactively, continuously, across your environment
Agents initiate hunts, led by your architecture and context, so they can look for threats where it matters.





Contextual Hunts Surface More Threats
Mate is the only platform running contexual, architecture-led hunts. It learns your architecture, understands potential attack paths and hunts for threats. This raises the ratio of true positives surfaced per hunt, which means that you find more threats for the same number of hunts.


Contextual Hunt vs. Flat Hunt
Contextual hunts are efficient and prioritized. They will often surface true positives that "flat" hunts don't.
"Look for the behavior across every endpoint and return the matches."
"Understand which identities have meaningful access, which devices they use, which systems they reach, and where those paths intersect weak controls or poor visibility, and prioritize your hunt."
SIEM data shows a normal user on a managed laptop.
This laptop shows a privileged identity touching an unmanaged machine that still has a trust path into production.
Continuous risk reduction
Mate hunts across all sources, and finds anything worth fixing: threats, posture gaps, misconfigurations and more.








