The new Microsoft Defender is the most comprehensive XDR in the market today and prevents, detects, and responds to threats across identities, endpoints, applications, email, IoT, infrastructure, and cloud platforms.
Simplifying security, compliance, and identity: Announcing Microsoft Defender, enhancements to Data Loss Prevention, and decentralized identity pilots
SOCs combine NDR visibility with EDR insight, couples them with analytics from sources in the SIEM to detect and stop attacks evading perimeter defenses.
Security operations teams need the cost savings and efficiency benefits of the cloud now more than ever. Accelerate your adoption of Azure Sentinel with an Azure credit offer.
A diverse cybersecurity team will help you generate the innovative ideas you need to confront today and tomorrow’s cyber threats.
Strategic use of automation and metrics can help you create a continuous learning culture that keeps your team engaged in the work.
A new white paper outlines best practice recommendations for configuring data sources for incident response and proactively hunting for threats using Azure Sentinel.
This blog provides lessons learned on how Microsoft hunts for threats in our IT environment and how you can apply these lessons to building or improving your threat hunting program. This is the seventh in a series.
Most CISOs and CSOs are worried that a growing volume of alerts is causing burnout among their teams, according to new research from IDG.
The modern SOC will use machine learning to help humans protect organizations in a multi-cloud, IoT world.
Companies weigh multiple factors in any technology implementation, balancing risks with business needs and IT capabilities.
While the world faces the common threat of COVID-19, defenders are working overtime to protect users all over the globe from cyber-criminals using COVID-19 as a lure to mount attacks.
