SIEM, EDR, SOC

Huntress Launches Managed SIEM to Simplify and Expand Cybersecurity Access

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Huntress has announced the general availability of its Managed Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) solution, aiming to make enterprise-grade cybersecurity more accessible to businesses of all sizes. Fully supported by Huntress’ 24/7 Security Operations Center (SOC), the new Managed SIEM service addresses longstanding challenges of traditional SIEM platforms, including complexity, high costs, and excessive noise.

Huntress Managed SIEM offers a streamlined approach to threat detection and response, enabling organizations to spot and neutralize attacks earlier than with Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) solutions alone. The solution provides immediate value following deployment, supported by continuous threat hunting from Huntress’ SOC.

The Managed SIEM introduces over 20 new log source integrations, broadening visibility across firewall, password management, and identity management systems. Supported technologies include providers such as Fortinet, Palo Alto Networks, 1Password, Keeper Security, and Duo. These integrations enable the Huntress SOC to correlate activity across multiple platforms, improving both detection precision and response times. The solution also supports extended data retention of up to seven years, addressing region-specific compliance and audit requirements, including PCI-DSS and CMMC standards.

In contrast to traditional SIEM models that rely on large-scale data lakes and unpredictable storage costs, Huntress Managed SIEM focuses only on the necessary data for effective threat hunting and compliance. This selective storage model provides customers with stable, predictable pricing, removing a common barrier to broader SIEM adoption. Organizations also benefit from faster investigations and remediation efforts through expanded detection rules, improved search functionality, and rapid data rehydration capabilities.

Suparna Chawla Bhasin

Suparna is the Senior Managing Editor for CyberRisk Alliance’s Channel Brands, including MSSP Alert and ChannelE2E. She manages content development, sharpens editorial workflows, and ensures storytelling is tightly aligned with audience needs. With a background in technology, media, and education, she combines strategic insight with creative execution.

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