Security Posture Management
Security Posture Management covers the proactive side of defense: attack surface management, external reconnaissance, exposure management, and
vulnerability hygiene—understanding what an attacker sees when they look at your environment. If you want to understand your exposure before someone else does, this is where to start.
The Latest Security Posture Management Blog Posts
Your Microsoft 365 Tenant Has a Story to Tell. Now You Can Read It.
Fully Managed or Modified: Pick How Huntress Hardens Your Microsoft 365 Environment with Managed ISPM
The Complete Guide to System Hardening: Checklist and Best Practices
It Took Five Minutes to Turn a Standard User Into a Global Admin
Why Your Microsoft 365 Secure Score is Stuck (and How ISPM Fixes It)
Shifting Left: Huntress Expands Into Proactive Security Posture Management
Catching hackers after they slip past defenses is what Huntress built its name on. Now we're announcing two new products designed to keep them from getting a foothold in the first place.
Why App Allowlisting and Zero Trust Solutions Alone Won’t Save You
Allowlisting and zero trust are valuable tools, but treating either as a silver bullet leaves serious gaps. Huntress explains why a layered security approach is the only thing that actually works.
Take Control: Locking Down Common Endpoint Vulnerabilities
Laptops, servers, IoT devices — every one is a potential unlocked door. Huntress breaks down the endpoint vulnerabilities it tracks most often and what it actually takes to lock them down.
The Ultimate Validation: Making a Hacker’s “Do Not Engage” List
Celestial Stealer malware checks for suspicious names before it runs and Huntress analyst Jai Minton made the list. It's the best possible confirmation that the right defenders are making attackers nervous.
Attack Surface: What It Is, Types, and How to Manage It
A threat actor tried to compromise a customer with both managed EDR and MAV. Huntress watched the attack unfold over two days, and what their playbook revealed is worth knowing.
Best Practices to Reduce Your Attack Surface
An accurate asset inventory is the underappreciated foundation of everything else in your security program. Huntress' Dray Agha and Harlan Carvey cover why and the best practices that follow.