Systems Engineering

Systems Engineering takes their responsibility to their clients very seriously. But as cyberattacks grew faster and more sophisticated, especially with AI giving attackers new capabilities, the team knew they needed stronger endpoint protection without having to build every piece of the toolkit themselves.

After an extensive search for endpoint detection and response (EDR) solutions, Huntress stood out. Systems Engineering could deploy Huntress quickly and affordably across their client base, while fitting it into the way their team already works.

Their in-house security operations center (SOC) and the Huntress SOC— two 24/7 teams of elite threat analysts backed by AI—work together, giving Systems Engineering another layer of expertise without creating more noise. Plus, Huntress alerts flow directly into Systems Engineering's ticketing system, with high-value info the team can act on instead of sorting through false positives. When time is of the essence, Huntress will pick up the phone and call Systems Engineering to make sure nothing gets missed. Even billing is simple to manage, making Huntress easier on both the security and finance sides of the business.

That ease of operationalizing Huntress makes a big difference, as it lets Systems Engineering give their clients stronger protection without adding unnecessary burden to their own teams.

This relationship also goes beyond the technology. When new client needs or regulatory requirements arise, Systems Engineering says Huntress works with them to find a practical path forward, often turning innovative ideas into solutions within weeks or months rather than years.

For Systems Engineering, Huntress has become a partner that helps them deliver more value to clients while making security easier to run.