Launching 2027
Threat hunting • Incident response
Wulver Cyber looks for signs of attackers already inside your network before they turn into an incident, and responds fast when one happens. It is built for small defense contractors and Utah businesses, with CMMC and NIST SP 800-171 readiness alongside.
Why hunt
Recent critical vulnerabilities have been exploited within hours or days of disclosure, and patch and response plans built around 30-day cycles no longer hold up. Looking for intruders on purpose, and having a response partner on call before the next disclosure, closes that gap.
Services
Hunting and response come first. Exposure and compliance work support them, so what a hunt finds feeds straight into a plan you have already rehearsed.
Proactive hunts for signs of attacker activity in your logs and on your endpoints, instead of waiting for an alert to fire.
A response partner on call before the next disclosure, sized for small businesses and contractors.
Careful evidence handling when something goes wrong, so you know what happened and how to stop it happening again.
Find what attackers can see before they do, and point the hunts at it.
For defense suppliers, the documentation and self-assessments primes and contracting officers ask for.
Engineering help to close what the hunts and assessments turn up.
Approach
A straightforward cycle built on NIST SP 800-61 Rev 3, DFARS 252.204-7012 and NIST SP 800-171.
An IR plan and tabletop exercise, plus an inventory of what is exposed to the internet.
Proactive hunts through your logs and endpoints, aimed at the exposures and vulnerabilities attackers are using now.
Containment, evidence preservation and, for defense work, 72-hour DFARS reporting support.
Fix root causes, then keep your SSP, POA&M and SPRS score in step with reality.
Built on an electrical and computer engineering background and DoD and intelligence-community systems experience.
Independent hunting and incident response without asking you to replace the IT provider you already have.
Implementation and assessment are kept separate, with a documented separation log, so independence is never in question.
About the founder
Wulver Cyber was founded by James Murdock, an electrical and computer engineer with systems experience across the Department of Defense and the intelligence community. He is a service-disabled veteran.
He started Wulver Cyber to give small businesses and defense suppliers an engineer's approach to security: go looking for trouble before it finds you, and have a response plan that works under pressure.
Contact
Wulver Cyber opens to clients in 2027. If you'd like to hear when we launch or start an early conversation, send a note.
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