Huntress

Huntress is a managed security platform combining EDR, identity threat detection, SIEM and security awareness training, all backed by a 24/7 SOC that handles detection through remediation for organizations of all sizes.

Huntress is a managed cybersecurity platform that bundles endpoint detection and response, identity threat detection, SIEM and security awareness training, with a human-staffed, AI-centric security operations center watching over all of it around the clock. The company positions it as enterprise-grade protection for organizations of every size, built and operated in-house from the first signal through remediation. The platform is organized into modules. Managed EDR covers endpoints and handles detection, disruption and remediation. Managed ITDR targets identity-based attacks in Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace, such as account takeovers, business email compromise and unauthorized logins. Managed SIEM applies smart filtering so only security-relevant data is captured, then adds long-term retention, search and reporting aimed at compliance. Managed SAT delivers personalized training content built on the platform's own threat intelligence and produced by Emmy-winning animators. A Managed ISPM module, focused on risky settings, bad defaults and over-privileged accounts, is also listed, along with a related ESPM page on the site. In practice, the pitch is that customers do not have to run the tooling themselves. Analysts triage alerts and act on threats, so the customer receives meaningful notifications rather than a stream of noise. Huntress claims onboarding takes under 30 minutes, and it cites more than 5 million endpoints, 16 million identities and over 285,000 businesses protected, plus a 4.8 out of 5 rating across 1,200+ G2 reviews. It also states it is a CVE Numbering Authority and publishes threat research and tradecraft stories. Among alternatives, Huntress sits between do-it-yourself security tooling and fully outsourced managed detection services. Small IT teams, managed service providers and mid-sized organizations without a dedicated analyst bench are the clearest fit, as are buyers who want one vendor across endpoint, identity, logging and user training. Teams that want to tune every detection rule or keep response entirely in-house may find the managed approach less hands-on. Specific pricing is not shown on the homepage, which describes it only as predictable.