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Huntress and Microsoft Collaborate to Strengthen Cybersecurity for Businesses Worldwide

by The Gurus
July 9, 2025
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Huntress has announced a new collaboration with Microsoft aimed at enhancing cybersecurity for businesses of all sizes. As cyberattacks grow increasingly sophisticated, this partnership seeks to equip organisations, especially those with limited resources and in-house expertise, with the tools and support needed to defend against modern threats.

More than 300 million organisations globally rely on Microsoft’s ecosystem, yet many are unable to fully leverage the security features available through Microsoft Defender for Endpoint, Defender for Business, Defender Antivirus, and Microsoft 365 licenses such as Business Premium, E3, and E5. The new integration with Huntress bridges that gap.

Through this collaboration, Huntress’ security solutions now integrate seamlessly with Microsoft environments, helping businesses better protect their endpoints, identities, and employees. The Huntress suite includes powerful capabilities such as Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR), Identity Threat Detection and Response (ITDR), Security Information and Event Management (SIEM), and Security Awareness Training (SAT).

These services are backed by Huntress’ 24/7 Security Operations Centre (SOC), offering round-the-clock protection against evolving cyber threats. By uniting Microsoft’s robust security infrastructure with Huntress’ threat detection expertise, the partnership enables organisations to extract greater value from their existing technology investments while improving their cybersecurity posture.

“Huntress was founded to make enterprise-grade security accessible to all businesses,” said Chris Bisnett, CTO at Huntress. “Businesses worldwide trust Microsoft’s ecosystem, but often don’t fully use its potential due to limited resources or expertise. We deliver the technology and integrations needed to unlock the full value of Microsoft’s security solutions, empowering businesses of all sizes to operate securely and confidently in an evolving threat landscape.”

“With cyberattacks growing in both volume and complexity, businesses face mounting pressure to protect their environments with limited resources,” said Steve Dispensa, Corporate Vice President of Security, Microsoft. “Huntress’ integrations with Microsoft 365 Business Premium and Microsoft Defender for Endpoint empower organisations to not only strengthen their security posture but also fully benefit from their Microsoft security investments. Together, we’re equipping businesses worldwide to prioritise growth and innovation without compromising on security.”

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