Adversary Infrastructure is a new Managed ITDR feature that blocks attackers at Microsoft 365 sign-in, turning one tenant’s attack into fleet-wide protection.

Attackers may be in your tenant before you connect it. Huntress Managed ITDR Lookback reviews 180 days of Microsoft 365 logins & our SOC acts on active incidents.

Huntress’ redesigned Managed ITDR dashboard adds Rapid Identity Triage, Failed Login Characterization, and Quick SIEM search for faster investigations.

Huntress EDR/ITDR Correlations automatically stop infostealer-driven attacks by immediately linking an endpoint compromise to the compromised cloud identity, allowing for a single, coordinated response before stolen credentials can be reused.

Attackers don't see Google Workspace as a productivity tool — they see it as identity infrastructure. Huntress Managed ITDR for Google Workspace is built for exactly that threat.

Attackers turned Railway.com's free cloud platform into a Microsoft 365 token-stealing machine, hitting 268+ organizations and 100+ MSPs. Here's the full infrastructure breakdown.

BEC used to mean a bad invoice. Now it means multi-stage identity abuse through cloud authentication and SaaS trust relationships. If you're still treating it as an email problem, you're already behind.

If you still think of Google Workspace as email and documents, attackers already have the advantage. It's an identity control plane for thousands of SaaS apps, and it's being exploited accordingly.

Attackers are enumerating and exfiltrating data within seconds of initial identity compromise — before most tools generate usable logs. Huntress Managed ITDR's new incident timeline was built for exactly this problem.

One of the most-requested Huntress Managed ITDR features is now live: identity disablement for Active Directory synced identities. Here's what that means for your containment and response workflow.

Endpoints and MFA aren't enough anymore. The Huntress 2025 Managed ITDR Report makes the case that identity is now the primary attack surface — and shows the numbers to prove it.

Identity attacks are now at the top of the cybercrime food chain. Huntress Managed ITDR is getting Rogue Apps detection. Here's what changed and why it matters for your environment.

Attackers don't care about the endpoint vs. identity silos. They use identities to get access, persistence, and profit. And ,if you're only protecting endpoints, they're already halfway in.

EDR, MDR, XDR — and now ITDR. Identity threat detection and response is a real thing that fills a real gap. Huntress explains what it is, why it matters, and why 'another acronym' is actually justified.

Stolen credentials were the top initial access vector in IBM's 2024 X-Force report. Session hijacking is close behind. Huntress covers what both threats look like and how to actually protect against them.