Huntress Announces Managed Antivirus, Host Isolation Beta and 24/7 Threat Hunting

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Summary

Huntress announced managed Microsoft Defender Antivirus, beta host isolation that blocks network activity on affected hosts, and 24/7 threat-hunting coverage beginning in October across the US, Canada, UK and Australia.

Key points

  • Managed Antivirus provides centralized visibility and management of Microsoft Defender health, status, signature updates, exclusions and remediation actions.
  • Huntress says its ThreatOps team will assist with incident analysis and remediation for the managed antivirus service.
  • The Host Isolation public beta allows hosts to be isolated manually or automatically after a ThreatOps incident report, blocking incoming and outgoing network activity except connectivity with Huntress.
  • ThreatOps is to provide assisted remediation for isolated hosts before they return to the organization's network.
  • Huntress said 24/7 threat hunting would begin in October, with coverage spanning the US, Canada, the UK and Australia.
  • The company also announced more than 30 new hires, including additions to its Product, Engineering and ThreatOps teams.

Article Details

Event Type
Huntress announced platform enhancements, including Managed Antivirus, Host Isolation in public beta, and 24/7 threat hunting.
Impact
The features provide centralized management of Microsoft Defender Antivirus, allow hosts to be isolated to block incoming and outgoing network activity after a threat incident, and expand threat-hunting coverage. The article reports no specific cyber incident or victim impact.

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