Huntress

Profile narrative

Huntress is a cybersecurity vendor headquartered in the United States of America. The organization offers security products and services to customers seeking to protect their digital environments. Specific details about its product portfolio or service lines are not provided in the available sources. Huntress is classified as a cybersecurity vendor within the security technology sector. No public information about its ownership structure or parent‑subsidiary relationships is included in the given material.

In June 2026, Huntress was identified as one of the organizations affected by a supply‑chain attack that compromised the Klue platform. Attackers obtained OAuth tokens for Klue’s Salesforce integration and used them to access the Salesforce instances of multiple customers, including Huntress. The data taken from Huntress’s Salesforce environment comprised business contact information, sales‑related communications, subscription details, and product trial data. No passwords, payment card information, or internal product data were reported as compromised in the incident. The intrusion was limited to the Salesforce applications, with no evidence of lateral movement into Huntress’s own systems. An extortion group claimed responsibility, posted portions of the stolen data on a leak site, and threatened further release unless demands were met. Salesforce subsequently disabled the compromised Klue integration. Huntress confirmed that its core services remained operational despite the breach. The incident illustrates the risks associated with third‑party SaaS integrations for cybersecurity vendors. Huntress’s experience adds to the growing list of security firms impacted by the Klue‑related supply‑chain attack.

Incidents

1 incident linked to this organisation.