The Huntress Product Showcase: Q2 2026

See what’s coming next to the Huntress Platform in this exclusive virtual event! Hear about the latest product updates and get a sneak peek at what’s around the corner.

If you've joined our Early Access for ISPM and ESPM, you'll want to stick around for the last 30 minutes of this session for an exclusive Ask Huntress Anything to get your burning questions answered by our product experts.

Don’t miss your chance to hear from our product experts, who will cover the updates for:

  • Managed EDR
  • Managed ITDR

  • Managed SAT

  • Managed SIEM

  • The Huntress Platform

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Toby Bussa
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Shivangi Pandey
Principal Product Marketing Manager
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Principal Product Marketing Manager
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James O’Leary
Senior Product Marketing Manager
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Cody Staley
Director, Product Marketing
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Aimee Simpson
Director, Product Marketing
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Micah Neidhart
Senior Product Marketing Manager
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Principal Product Manager
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Senior Manager, Sales Engineering
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