Live Hacking into Microsoft 365 with former NSA operative and Huntress CEO, Kyle Hanslovan

Learn how today’s AI-powered adversary weaponizes phishing and social engineering with real incidents Huntress has investigated. Get the download.

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.

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.

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

Device code phishing doesn’t hack its way in. It uses a legitimate authentication flow to walk right through the front door, with no password required, MFA bypassed, and session tokens handed straight to the attacker.

Huntress wakes up every morning asking how to turn cybercriminals into examples. Lately, that means tracking emerging Microsoft 365 initial access tradecraft. Here's what the team found and built.

Think Microsoft 365 is secure because you have MFA? Huntress CEO Kyle Hanslovan, a former NSA hacker, will show you exactly how attackers walk right through it anyway.

Machine learning can process logs. It can't replace the instinct behind finding what attackers left behind. Here's what human-powered threat hunting actually is and why the difference matters.

An attacker's mistake gave Huntress an unusually clear window into how a real cybercriminal operation runs day-to-day. Here's the full investigation, including the timeline they didn't want us to see.