ITDR Product Overview

Huntress and Acrisure have teamed up to give growing organizations a simpler path to cyber resilience that combines proactive protection with financial security.

Take a look at some terrifying real-world examples of attacks detected by Huntress. You’ll hear directly from our front-line SOC analysts who will walk you through what spooked them and how they stopped the evil spirits

Join Huntress CFO Maria Izurieta as she leads a timely 45-minute discussion with Erin Meyers and James O'Leary. Together, they’ll explore how to prioritize identity protection and user-focused security measures in your budget planning—without overspending or sacrificing effectiveness.

Join us for an interactive technical onboarding session designed to help new Huntress partners hit the ground running. In this livestream, you’ll get a full walkthrough of the onboarding journey—from platform essentials and agent deployment to managing alerts, reports, and security workflows.

These days, cybercriminals bypass logins entirely by snagging infostealer logs on the dark web. We're talking about malware that steals everything from session tokens and MFA keys to crypto wallets.

Choosing the right Identity Threat Detection and Response (ITDR) solution starts with understanding what you truly need.

Join us for an interactive technical onboarding session designed to help new Huntress partners hit the ground running. In this livestream, you’ll get a full walkthrough of the onboarding journey—from platform essentials and agent deployment to managing alerts, reports, and security workflows.

The ransom note isn't the beginning of an attack—it's the finish line. Most security failures happen because teams focus on the "boom" rather than the silent precursors. This virtual event pulls back the curtain on the critical window between initial breach and total lockout.

Hackers are changing up their tradecraft. Instead of wasting time breaking into your network the hard way, they’re going after your email and cloud infrastructure with identity-based attacks. The security perimeter is shifting—and identity is the new front line.