Latest Updates

We're excited to announce that we've enhanced our security by strengthening the protection of endpoints with Huntress. This improvement prevents easy uninstallation of the Huntress Agent or tampering with any of its components. Moving forward, uninstalling the Agent can only be done through the Huntress Dashboard or by turning off the Tamper Protection feature in the Dashboard, then uninstalling it locally or via RMM tools. For detailed instructions on enabling this feature or for more information, please refer to our Support Documentation here .

Bot-Head is looking to build something very special for the Curriculaville Comic-Con, but with a low balance in her bank account, she may have to turn to an AiTM attack to finance her project. Learning Objectives: Define Adversary in The Middle Summarize the motives for an AiTM attack Demonstrate tactics used in an AiTM attack Describe methods for identifying a phishing email and spoofed websites Explore ways of defending against AiTM attacks

Exciting News! We've streamlined our reporting system to improve how updates are handled. Previously, every change to an incident would trigger a new report, causing an overload of notifications, and cluttering ticketing systems and/or inboxes. This made it harder to track individual incidents, with multiple notifications to sift through. With this update, reports can now be edited, with any changes to incident details, status, severity, or remediation guidance being reflected in a single report, reducing noise and making incident management much more efficient for our Partners and Customers.