Huntress Launches ITDR and Brute Force Sentry Features
November 6: Huntress detailed Brute Force Sentry for RDP RDWeb SSH surfaces; first merged summary combining ITDR and Brute Force Sentry.
Huntress introduces Adversary Infrastructure ITDR for Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace plus Brute Force Sentry for SIEM to detect RDP SSH brute force.
Huntress has rolled out two new security tools. The Adversary Infrastructure capability within Managed ITDR uses the Athena Engine AI to map adversary infrastructure and deliver herd immunity against identity threats on Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace. Brute Force Sentry for Managed SIEM customers monitors exposed login surfaces including RDP RDWeb on Windows and SSH on Linux. It detects runs of failed logons ending in success and correlates traditional brute force distributed spraying credential stuffing and username enumeration across platforms.
- Adversary Infrastructure ITDR maps threats for M365 Google Workspace
- Athena Engine AI investigates at machine speed
- Brute Force Sentry watches RDP RD Gateway RDWeb SSH
- Detects brute force spraying credential stuffing enumeration
- SOC investigates successful logins after failed attempts
- Normalizes auth records from different platforms
Timeline
dated events in the reporting · oldest first- Nov 5, 2026Huntress announces Adversary Infrastructure ITDR feature · Huntress
- Nov 6, 2026Huntress introduces Brute Force Sentry for Managed SIEM · Huntress
What each outlet adds
beyond the shared facts- HuntressDetails both ITDR herd immunity for M365 Google Workspace and Brute Force Sentry brute force detection on RDP SSH
Coverage
oldest first · one row per article · UTC- · 6d ago
HuntressFirst report
Huntress Introduces Adversary Infrastructure ITDR Feature
Huntress ITDR now maps adversary infrastructure to deliver herd immunity for Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace identities.
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Huntress launches Brute Force Sentry for RDP and SSH
Brute Force Sentry detects successful logins after failed attempts on exposed RDP RDWeb and SSH surfaces