Huntress announced it has surpassed $250 million in annual recurring revenue, with 65% year-over-year growth. The company said it has increased the number of identities and endpoints under protection by more than 400% since reaching unicorn status in 2024.
Huntress maintains 130% net revenue retention and a 99% customer satisfaction score. The company now protects more than 270,000 businesses, 14 million identities, and 5.5 million endpoints across more than 100 countries.
Since its Series D in June 2024, Huntress has launched three new products, including Managed SIEM, Managed Identity Security Posture Management, and Managed Endpoint Security Posture Management. The company appointed Daniel Westendorf as its first Chief Innovation Officer and launched a mobile app for iOS, with an expansion to Google Play planned.
Huntress expanded to more than 100 countries through reseller and distribution partnerships across EMEA, APAC, and Latin America, including Ingram Micro, QBS Software, Dicker Data, MSP Nordics, and Giacom. The company built an infrastructure of more than 20,000 sellers worldwide and expanded its global strategic partnership with Microsoft.
Huntress Security Awareness Training has reached more than 1.1 million learners, and the company added more than 50 new trainings on emerging tradecraft this year. Huntress has grown its global workforce 191% in two years to more than 800 employees, including 378% growth in EMEA and 183% in APAC, and named former Arctic Wolf executive Kristin Dean as Chief People and Administration Officer.
The company was named to the Inc. 5000 and Deloitte Technology Fast 500 lists, as well as the Fortune Cyber 60 and Fast Company’s Most Innovative Companies list. Huntress also earned top honors at the SC Awards in both the U.S. and U.K.
KEY QUOTES:
Protecting more than 270,000 businesses and the employees, customers, families, and livelihoods behind them makes me incredibly proud of our team, who moves at a breakneck pace to do the right thing. But there are more than 270 million businesses worldwide that need protecting, and cybercriminals are working their hardest every day to wreck them. This growth is not the finish line. It gives us the fuel to make bigger bets to protect more of what people have spent their lives building.
Kyle Hanslovan, Co-Founder and CEO of Huntress
When one of the cities we support was hit with a sophisticated account compromise, the standard playbook would have meant wiping hundreds of systems and taking public services offline for months. Instead, Huntress’ telemetry proved the attacker never gained a foothold, so we ran a targeted response over the following weeks with no disruption to city services. More than saving time and money, it meant a local government never had to tell residents their services were down.
Jay Mellon, Owner of AtNetPlus
