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What Is Zero Trust Security? A Guide for Businesses
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Why App Control Fails Most Teams and How Managed ESPM Fixes It
Huntress's Managed ESPM addresses the gap between app control's security benefits and the practical limitations of smaller IT teams and MSPs. Traditional app control solutions demand enterprise-level budgets and staffing, making them inaccessible. Huntress positions its managed endpoint security offering as a way to deliver proactive endpoint hardening without requiring the resources typically needed to implement and maintain such controls.
Effective Patch Management Strategies: 7 Best Practices | Huntress
Patch management reduces security risk by keeping software updated. Key practices include maintaining a complete asset inventory, prioritizing patches by severity, testing before deployment, automating where possible, and establishing a regular patching schedule. Organizations should also track patch status, address failures promptly, and document processes. Timely patching closes vulnerabilities before attackers can exploit them.
LoTL Abuse: How to Spot It vs. Normal Admin Activity | Huntress
Attackers increasingly use "Living off the Land" techniques, abusing legitimate tools like PowerShell, WMI, and RMM software to blend in with normal IT activity. Key red flags include scripts running outside business hours, encoded commands, unusual parent-child process relationships, and tools accessing systems they don't normally touch. Context and behavioral baselines are critical for distinguishing malicious use from routine administrator work.