The Methods Behind a Huntress Managed Antivirus Investigation
At Huntress, we love to thread and share our investigative approaches to our interesting findings internally so other teams can see what we’re up to…
At Huntress, we love to thread and share our investigative approaches to our interesting findings internally so other teams can see what we’re up to…
Find out how data center operators can protect critical building-management systems and cyber-physical infrastructure from AI-powered threats, as well as comply with evolving regulations. Key…
Endpoint detection and response (EDR) has changed the game. With attack surfaces growing and the need to keep remote and hybrid environments safe, EDR has…
The world of IT can be a confusing place. There are many different sectors and disciplines, and they all have their own ways of approaching…
Author’s Note: This blog is based on a talk I presented at JNUC 2022 in San Diego, California on September 28, 2022. It has been updated…
16Critical 102Important 0Moderate 0Low Microsoft addresses 118 CVEs in its May 2026 Patch Tuesday release, with no zero-days exploited in the wild or publicly disclosed…
Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) is simply named, yet it’s anything but simple when trying to understand the variance, capability, and efficacy of EDR solutions…
Picking the right EDR solution just got easier. In order to combat today’s threats, businesses need endpoint detection and response (EDR). But how do you…
UPDATE 03/13/2023 2252 ET: After taking further inventory of our partner’s Veeam service binary details to review the version number, we uncovered many more unpatched…
A first-class data model for the next generation of findings AI-driven code security is becoming a real category. Anthropic’s Claude Code Security and OpenAI’s Codex…
Every SOC analyst knows the drill: an alert fires, and the next ten minutes are spent switching between a triage dashboard, a threat hunt, a…
See Huntress in action. Engineering Defence In February 2022, Microsoft announced that due to how pervasive the use of “weaponized” documents were, they were going…