2026 Cyber Threat Report
Stay ahead of cyber threats with the Huntress 2026 Cyber Threat Report. Uncover last year’s cyberattacks, get key industry insights, and develop strategies to outsmart the most malicious hackers.
RMMs, or remote monitoring and management tools, are just about everywhere in IT. And for good reason. They give teams fast access to keep things running (and fix obvious "Layer 8s"). Your organization's tech whiz down the hall can see your screen and move your mouse, all while looking like a normal remote session.
Now put that same access in the hands of an attacker, and they can run commands, move across every machine on the network, and quietly disable the security tools watching them. It's the perfect setup for ransomware, running through the same trusted channel IT teams rely on every day.
In this live virtual event, we'll break down why RMMs create such a persistent threat, one where we've seen abuse jump 277% year over year. But we'll end on a high note, showing you what it takes to close the gap, beyond visibility alone.
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