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huntress.com ↗Get 24/7 SOC-backed EDR, ITDR, SIEM, & Security Awareness Training for enterprise-grade protection across all your environments. Threat actors use AI to generate sharper phishing lures and automate attacks, stripping much of the manual work out of cybercrime. Traditional SIEM deployments can generate mountains of data, leaving you to figure out what’s actually important while paying to store information you may never use.
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Huntress PlatformBuilt to deliver the next-level outcomes you need—Endpoint Integrity, Identity Resilience, Operational Readiness.
Athena EngineArtificial intelligence is changing cybersecurity on both sides. Explore how attackers are using AI and how Huntress puts it to work responsibly.
An AI-powered adversary is a cybercriminal or threat group that uses artificial intelligence to plan, build, or scale an attack, from writing custom malware and phishing lures to scanning environments for unpatched systems. AI sits on top of familiar tactics like credential theft and impersonation, making them faster, more personalized, and harder to detect than the manual versions security teams are used to. Source ↗
Threat actors use AI to generate sharper phishing lures and automate attacks, stripping much of the manual work out of cybercrime. As AI puts capable attacks in less-capable hands, defenders have to move faster without giving up their own judgment. Source ↗
Managed EDRGet full endpoint visibility, detection, and response.
Endpoint detection and response (EDR) is a technology that helps detect, investigate, and respond to threats that get past automated defenses like antivirus. It captures endpoint activity telemetry that is used to detect suspicious activity, support investigations with data and context, and enables a threat to be contained and remediated. Source ↗
Managed ITDRHuntress Managed ITDR protects Microsoft 365 identities around the clock. Stop credential theft, session hijacking, BEC and rogue apps with 24/7 AI-assisted SOC support.
Huntress Managed ITDR Shuts Down Identity Attacks
Source ↗With the majority of incidents now tied to identity threats, you need a purpose-built solution for continuous threat protection against critical risks like account takeovers and business email compromise (BEC). Session Hijacking Attackers grab session tokens—the digital keys that keep users logged in—and import them into their own browsers. No password is needed, just instant access. Our ITDR stops hackers from exploiting your systems and bypassing your 2FA/MFA. Learn More Credential Theft Identity is the new attack surface, and usernames and passwords are the new way into your business. Huntr
Managed SIEMHuntress Managed SIEM delivers enterprise-grade threat detection and compliance with 24/7 AI-assisted SOC, smart filtering, and predictable pricing — no chaos, no surprises.
Managed SATEmpower your teams with science-backed security awareness training.
We really enjoy that Huntress Managed SAT automates the learning and training assignments after you do the initial setup. We used to spend hours scheduling trainings/phishing campaigns manually with [our previous vendor]. Source ↗
Managed ISPMHuntress Managed Identity Security Posture Management (ISPM) closes the misconfigurations, gaps, and policy drift attackers rely on before they can be exploited. We define, deploy, and maintain gold-standard policies so your Secure Score goes up while your workload goes down.
Managed Identity Security Posture Management is a fully managed solution that hardens Microsoft 365 by finding and fixing misconfigurations, risky access, and policy drift. Huntress defines the gold standard, deploys the right controls, and keeps them enforced continuously so your posture keeps improving while your workload goes down. Source ↗
Huntress owns and maintains the identity security framework, so you don't have to create and define baselines. Managed ISPM continuously enforces best-practice policies across every organization you manage. We find and shut down the misconfigurations attackers love to exploit. Source ↗
Managed ESPMHuntress Managed ESPM is proactive endpoint protection made for all businesses, without the operational headaches. Nobody has time for unmanaged endpoint risk.
Proactive Endpoint Security Posture Management
Source ↗Explore how Huntress Managed ESPM makes it easy to proactively protect Windows endpoints and tougher for hackers to exploit them. App Control Hackers don’t just rely on their own tools—they also abuse legitimate trusted ones like RMMs and LOLBins . App Control dramatically shrinks an endpoint’s attack surface by giving you visibility over in-use apps and control of what’s allowed. Learn More Vulnerability Visibility Use insights from Microsoft Defender for Endpoint to get a centralized view of endpoint vulnerabilities and help prioritize remediation efforts. Learn More Unified Endpoint Visibil
API and IntegrationsWith the Huntress Agentic Security Platform, you can access your data where you need it most.
Pre-built integrations enable you to quickly connect your tech stack to automate work, streamline workflows, and minimize operational overhead. Huntress Managed SIEM connects with a growing list of log sources—giving you visibility across endpoints, networks, cloud environments, and more. Our integrations simplify ingestion and amplify detection, so you can focus on action, not configuration. Source ↗
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presenoker ↗
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pua win32 packunwan ↗
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pua win32 softcnapp ↗
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pua win32 vigua a malware ↗
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qq worm ↗
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regin ↗
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relevantknowledge ↗
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revshell ↗
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rhadamanthys ↗
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risepro ↗
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rootkit trojan ↗
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sality ↗
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slimware utilities ↗
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smokeloader ↗
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snake ↗
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softcnapp ↗
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spyeye malware ↗
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stealc ↗
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stuxnet malware ↗
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surtr malware ↗
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systembc ↗
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towelroot malware ↗
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triton ↗
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trojan downloader ↗
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trojan generic ↗
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trojan learn ↗
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trojan script wacatac ↗
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vidar ↗
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virut ↗
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wacapew ↗
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webcompanion ↗
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win32 induc ↗
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win32 xpaj ↗
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win64 malware gen ↗
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xworm ↗
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ytdownloader ↗
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zlob ↗
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zxx malware ↗
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blacksuit ransomware ↗
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colonial pipeline ransomware ↗
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egregor ↗
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halliburton ransomware ↗
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inc ransomware ↗
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indigo ransomware ↗
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lehigh valley health network ransomware ↗
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pepsi data breach ransomware 202 ↗
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phobos ↗
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royal mail ransomware ↗
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ryuk ransomware ↗
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steamship authority cyberattack ↗
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surtr ↗
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synnovis nhs uk ransomware attack ↗
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transnet ransomware ↗
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western digital cloud ransomware ↗
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yum brands data breach ↗
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zoll medical data breach ↗
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trojan horse malware ↗
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apprain cmf vulnerability ↗
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cross site scripting xss ↗
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cve 2021 23840 vulnerability ↗
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cve 2021 41773 ↗
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cve 2021 44228 ↗
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cve 2021 45046 ↗
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cve 2022 1471 ↗
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cve 2022 29072 ↗
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cve 2022 30190 ↗
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