Huntress Managed EDR
“Huntress Managed EDR delivers enterprise-grade managed endpoint protection with 24/7 AI-assisted SOC and expert threat hunters.”
Endpoint detection and response monitored around the clock by Huntress analysts.
Product pageHuntress
United States3 products listed
Stop cyberattacks with the Huntress Managed Platform. Get 24/7 SOC-backed EDR, ITDR, SIEM, & Security Awareness Training for enterprise-grade protection across all your environments.
Our summaryManaged security company focused on small and mid-sized organisations, with its own security operations centre.
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- Research stories
- 116
- Incidents and advisories
- 2
- Indicators
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Products and the controls they provide
Huntress Managed ITDR
“Huntress 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.”
Managed detection of suspicious activity in Microsoft 365 and Entra ID.
Product pageHuntress Managed Security Awareness Training
“Security awareness training that actually works. Huntress Managed SAT: engaging episodes, phishing simulations, and reporting built on real threat intel.”
Security awareness training and phishing simulation, managed for you.
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Research by Huntress
Stories in our coverage based on what researchers at Huntress found or reported: 116 in total.
- 13 Nov 2026How attackers turned a Teams meeting booking into a device code phishing trap
Attackers used a fake Teams scheduler to trick an employee into approving a device code sign-in.
- 13 Nov 2026Macfinger ClickFix campaign sends DownTheDRAIN infostealer for macOS, (Fri, Nov 13th)
Macfinger ClickFix campaign distributes DownTheDRAIN infostealer for macOS.
- 12 Nov 2026New worm-like 'SCKit' malware targets MSPs in ScreenConnect attacks
New SCKit malware targets MSPs via ScreenConnect attacks, exploiting a vulnerability to spread.
- 12 Nov 2026Rogue remote-access campaign spread through ScreenConnect add-on, researchers say
Rogue ScreenConnect add-on used to spread malware to managed endpoints.
- 12 Nov 2026New N-able N-central Zero-Day Exploits Target Patched Servers, Claiming Unauthenticated Root Access
New N-able N-central zero-day exploits target patched servers, granting unauthenticated root access.
- 12 Nov 2026ConnectWise investigates ScreenConnect breaches after reports of incidents at nearly 50 organizations
ConnectWise investigates ScreenConnect breaches linked to RMM+ extension exploitation.
- 12 Nov 2026Your Endpoint Management Platform Could Be Your Biggest Security Risk
Endpoint management platforms can be weaponized by attackers to deploy malware and disrupt devices.
- 12 Nov 2026Hackers exploiting ScreenConnect plugin flaw to spread malware across hundreds of PCs
Hackers exploit ScreenConnect plugin flaw to spread SCKit malware across hundreds of PCs.
- 12 Nov 2026Huntress uncovers SCKit: rogue ScreenConnect toolkit hits 288 hosts in 90 minutes
Huntress uncovers SCKit: rogue ScreenConnect toolkit hits 288 hosts in 90 minutes.
- 12 Nov 2026Hackers Deploy Malware in Fresh ScreenConnect Campaign
Hackers exploit RMM+ extension vulnerability to deploy SCKit malware via ScreenConnect.
Incidents and advisories
Stories where a Huntress product had a vulnerability or was attacked, or Huntress itself was: 2 in total. Useful if you run its products.
Indicators from these stories2 indicators · show· hide
| Type | Indicator | Story |
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| malware | Icarus | Cybersecurity Firms Impacted by Klue Supply Chain Attack |
| malware | Mr Brean | Cybersecurity Firms Impacted by Klue Supply Chain Attack |
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