As a managed service provider (MSP), you protect dozens of businesses. Maybe hundreds. But who’s protecting you?
It’s the question most MSPs don’t have time to ask. Your team has remote access to everything. Your tools hold the keys to your customers’ networks. Your own environment is exactly the kind of target attackers dream about, because one way in can mean many ways out.
And you’re the one who’s supposed to have this handled.
That’s why we built the Neighborhood Watch Program.
What is the Huntress Neighborhood Watch Program?
The Huntress Neighborhood Watch Program is a collection of programs and resources designed to help elevate the broader security community. To kick things off, we’re making the Huntress Managed Security Platform available to any MSP for internal use at no cost to keep your own house secure, even if you’re not a Huntress partner. This includes our human 24/7 SOC team, threat hunting and everything else we’ve added to our platform over the last few years.
Getting started with our Neighborhood Watch Program takes about an hour of your time. We’ll ask you to spend 30 minutes with our team to get an understanding of how our platform works followed by setting up your account and deploying our technology through a trial.
Give us an hour of your time and we’ll protect the internal devices at your MSP, no strings attached.
More importantly, we’re just getting started.
We will continue making investments like this to help keep our industry more secure while we build a healthy business. Giving back and growing revenue do not need to be mutually exclusive, and we’re so excited to share our ideas of how the Huntress Neighborhood Watch Program will evolve as we further our mission of bringing cybersecurity to the 99%.
Why protect your own environment first?
Because your risk isn’t just yours.
When an MSP gets compromised, the damage doesn’t stop at your front door. It can reach the customers who trust you. That’s a different kind of weight than a normal business carries.
There’s a second reason, and it’s less scary but just as real. You shouldn’t deploy a platform you’ve never lived with. You need to know how the alerts read at 2 p.m. on a Tuesday. You need to know what it’s like when the SOC reaches out. You need to know what your techs think after a month of using it.
Running Huntress internally lets you check the things that matter:
- Product fit for the way your team works
- Alert quality and noise
- How the SOC investigates and communicates
- Reporting you could show a client
- The real operational effort of keeping it running
You don’t have to take our word for it. You can see it for yourself.
What’s included in Neighborhood Watch?
You get access to the Huntress Managed Security Platform, backed by our 24/7 SOC. That means expert SOC analysts monitoring, investigating, and responding around the clock, so your small team isn’t doing it alone.
Here’s how the platform breaks down:
- Endpoint protection and response: Managed Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR)
- Identity protection: Managed Identity Threat Detection and Response (ITDR)
- Security operations and compliance support: Managed Security Information and Event Management (SIEM)
- Human risk reduction: Managed Security Awareness Training (SAT)
- Identity hardening: Managed Identity Security Posture Management (ISPM)
- Endpoint hardening: Managed Endpoint Security Posture Management (ESPM), currently in early access
How the program works
Three steps. No guesswork.
- Request access. Fill out the internal license request form.
- Meet with us and deploy. We’ll get Huntress running in your own environment.
- Evaluate and decide. Use it. Poke at it. Then decide whether to bring it to your clients.
That’s it. You see the platform in your own network, with your own team, before anyone asks you to recommend it.
Protect your MSP before you protect your clients
You spend your days making sure other people can sleep at night. Your own business deserves the same.
So start there. Deploy Huntress in your own environment. See how the platform works. See how the SOC works. See how it feels to have people watching your back.
Then take what you’ve learned to the businesses that count on you.
That’s what a neighborhood does. It looks out for each other. It shows up. It starts at home.
