Huntress Adds Managed EDR to Its Security Platform

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Summary

Huntress announced Managed EDR, which monitors endpoint process activity and metadata, with SOC analysts reviewing suspicious activity, reporting findings and recommending remediation. Collected data is retained for seven days.

Key points

  • The announced service continuously collects process execution data, including privilege level, command-line arguments and process lineage.
  • Huntress says its detection logic flags suspicious activity for SOC analysts to investigate and validate.
  • The service provides incident reports with findings and next steps, and recommends automated or guided remediation.
  • Huntress says the collected endpoint data is stored for seven days to support historical analysis and tracking attacker movement.
  • The company says the service completed several months of public beta testing before the announcement.

Article Details

Event Type
Product launch
Impact
Huntress introduced Managed Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR), adding continuous endpoint process monitoring, threat analysis by its 24/7 Security Operations Center, incident reporting, and remediation guidance to its managed security platform. The article describes the product’s capabilities and public beta testing; it does not report a specific attack or customer impact.

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