
Cybersecurity
Cybersecurity — Huntress or Guardz, aligned to NIST CSF.
SAINT cybersecurity is either Huntress or Guardz — not a single locked stack. Huntress is the SOC-led option: Managed EDR, Managed ITDR, Managed SIEM, and Managed SAT, backed by Huntress' 24/7 AI-centric SOC. Guardz is the SMB all-in-one alternative: identity, email, endpoint, and awareness in one per-user console (Pro / Ultimate / Elite). We pair either path with next-gen firewalls and continuous monitoring aligned to the NIST Cybersecurity Framework. We won’t stack both core stacks without a design reason. Compliance readiness for HIPAA, PCI-DSS, CMMC, and SOC 2 is included in our standard engagement — not an add-on.
Huntress Managed EDR, ITDR, SIEM, SAT — or Guardz all-in-one
24/7 Huntress SOC when Huntress is the chosen stack
Guardz Pro / Ultimate / Elite for SMB packaging
NIST CSF + MITRE ATT&CK aligned
HIPAA, PCI-DSS, CMMC, SOC 2 readiness

Capabilities
What runs on every endpoint
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Trusted partners
Huntress is the SOC-led modular stack. Guardz is the SMB all-in-one alternative. Pick either — not both core stacks without a design reason. Every product page on huntress.com and guardz.com explains exactly what they do — go read it.
- 01Huntress Agentic Security PlatformEDR, ITDR, SIEM, SAT, 24/7 SOCReference
- 02Huntress Managed EDREndpoint detection + responseReference
- 03Huntress Managed ITDRIdentity threat detection (M365 + Google)Reference
- 04Huntress Managed SIEMLog correlation + complianceReference
- 05Huntress Managed SATSecurity awareness trainingReference
- 06Huntress 24/7 SOCHuman-led threat responseReference
- 07GuardzSMB all-in-one cyber (alternative)Reference
- 08FortinetPerimeter + SD-WANReference
Frequently asked
Why Huntress instead of a build-it-yourself SOC?+
A small-to-mid market business cannot afford to run a real SOC in-house — and pretending to is dangerous. Huntress' SOC monitors millions of endpoints, sees attack patterns we never would alone, and responds 24/7. We pay for the outcome, you get enterprise-grade coverage without enterprise headcount.
Do I need separate contracts for EDR, ITDR, SIEM, and SAT?+
No. Huntress' Agentic Security Platform is one per-asset subscription. We bundle it into your monthly rate — you don't see four invoices.
What frameworks are you aligned to?+
NIST Cybersecurity Framework as our baseline, MITRE ATT&CK for detection coverage. We support compliance readiness for HIPAA Security Rule, PCI-DSS v4, CMMC Level 2, and SOC 2 Type II. We won't claim to make you 'compliant' — auditors decide that — but we'll align controls and provide the evidence.
What happens when Huntress detects something?+
Huntress' SOC investigates first. For confirmed threats they isolate the endpoint, kill processes, and send us a remediation ticket. We coordinate cleanup and notify you. You're not paged at 2am for false positives.
Can you read Huntress case studies?+
Yes — see Huntress case studies at huntress.com/why-huntress/case-studies for real-world incidents they've stopped. We're happy to walk through any of them with you.
Huntress or Guardz — which should I pick?+
Huntress is the SOC-led modular option (EDR, ITDR, SIEM, SAT + 24/7 SOC). Guardz is the SMB all-in-one alternative — one per-user console for identity, email, endpoint, and awareness (Pro / Ultimate / Elite). We don’t present them as interchangeable, and we won’t stack both core stacks without a clear design reason. See /partners/huntress or /partners/guardz — we quote after assessment.
What is a cybersecurity assessment with SAINT?+
A scoped review of identity, email, endpoints, backup, and (when relevant) physical access — mapped to NIST CSF and whatever questionnaire you’re actually facing (cyber insurance, HIPAA readiness, CMMC). You leave with gaps, priority, and a written plan — not a 60-page PDF and a disappearing vCISO. Service page: /security-risk-assessments. Guide: /blog/security/cybersecurity-assessment-nebraska.
Do you handle ransomware and BEC in Lincoln and Omaha?+
Yes. Huntress SOC investigates 24/7; SAINT coordinates containment, client communication, and follow-through for Lincoln and Omaha-metro businesses. Call 531-625-2111. Playbooks: /blog/security/ransomware-response-nebraska-businesses and /blog/security/business-email-compromise-what-to-do.
Lincoln & Omaha — how this actually shows up locally
Lincoln, NE
Lincoln, NE hubCybersecurity for Lincoln — Huntress or Guardz.
Lincoln professional services, clinics, and municipal-adjacent orgs get Huntress SOC-led detection or Guardz all-in-one packaging — without flying in a coastal MSSP. We assess what’s actually running — MFA, EDR, email, backup — then operate it. No storefront; Hickman-based team covering the metro.
Omaha, NE
Omaha, NE hubOmaha-metro MDR for firms that outgrew antivirus MSPs.
Omaha buyers often hit a wall at ~50–80 endpoints: the local MSP sold antivirus and called it a SOC. We bring Huntress EDR/ITDR/SIEM/SAT or Guardz all-in-one as one program, sized for multi-site metro operations — still without claiming an Omaha office.
Related
Keep going.
- 01Security risk assessmentsOpen
- 02Cybersecurity assessment guideOpen
- 03Ransomware response (NE)Open
- 04Email security / BECOpen
- 05Insurability checkOpen
- 06vCISOOpen
- 07Vendor assessmentsOpen
- 08Huntress partnerOpen
- 09Guardz partnerOpen
- 10SentinelOne partnerOpen
- 11Fortinet partnerOpen
- 12Huntress partnerOpen
- 13Guardz partnerOpen
- 14Lincoln, NEOpen
- 15Omaha, NEOpen

Ready to see where you stand?
Not sure where you stand? Take the free self-assessment at /assessment (NIST CSF, HIPAA, CISA CPG, FTC Safeguards, GDPR), or book a short call for a written plan. No fake certifications.
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