Huntress
Columbia, Maryland, USA
- Year established
- 2015
- Team size
- 501–1,000
- Pricing model
- Subscription
- Typical budget
- Managed EDR $7.99 per endpoint per month and ITDR $3.60 per identity at 100 units; 12-month term; 50-seat minimum per product through a reseller, none through an MSP
- Notable clients
- Boone County Schools, Cohere Health, Kinex Medical Company, Linaro Limited
- Best for
- Small and mid-size businesses, and the MSPs serving them, that want enterprise style detection without running a security team.
About Huntress
The most directly relevant record we hold for two of the queued lists: managed SOC for small and mid-size businesses, and white-label or MSP focused SOC. The stated mission is removing the barriers to enterprise level security, the stated buyers are SMBs, MSPs and enterprises, and MSPs and resellers are described as the primary channel. That is exactly the buyer behind those queries.
The service range is unusually complete for the SMB end of the market, spanning managed EDR, identity threat detection, SIEM, security awareness training and posture management, all wrapped in a 24/7 SOC. Founded 2015. Stated sectors are education, financial services, state and local government, healthcare, law firms, manufacturing and utilities.
Two caveats. It is a platform sold as a managed service rather than a consultancy, so a buyer wanting bespoke advisory work is not the fit here, and that should be said on any list. And the site names no customers, states no team size, no headquarters and no pricing, so `country` is blank pending confirmation.
Endpoint and identity are separate products, so the price most people quote, $7.99, is half the bill: the Microsoft 365 coverage a cloud-first buyer needs is another $3.60 per identity.
Featured work
Intelligent Technical Solutions — Managed EDR across a multi-office MSP
ITS is a Las Vegas managed service provider with around 300 staff, 11 offices and 450+ clients. Huntress Managed EDR flagged malicious activity spreading on a client network at 2am and isolated the affected hosts. ITS reports incident response dropping from two to three weeks down to two to three hours. The case shows Huntress operating at MSP scale where alert quality, not alert volume, is the constraint.
- Managed EDR
- MSP
Ultra IT — Managed ITDR, EDR and Security Awareness Training across 230 tenants
Ultra IT is a New Zealand MSP running Huntress across 230 client tenants. Huntress ITDR caught a business email compromise — a server login from Indonesia paired with command-line Azure activity — and blocked access before fraudulent invoices went out. It demonstrates identity-layer detection working in Microsoft 365 estates, not just on endpoints, and shows the service operating outside North America.
- Managed ITDR
- Microsoft 365
Key Methods — Managed EDR plus Managed SIEM across 2,000+ endpoints
Key Methods is a Washington State MSP covering 2,000+ endpoints for nearly 80 clients. Running EDR and SIEM together let its team scope a factory incident from logs the same day rather than over several days, and avoid bringing in third-party incident response and legal counsel. The case is evidence that the SIEM product is used in anger, not just sold alongside EDR.
- Managed SIEM
- Incident Response
