Becoming resilient by understanding cybersecurity risks: Part 4—navigating current threats
Learn how your infrastructure and security operations can make you vulnerable to insider threats, ransomware, weaponized AI, and more.
Learn how your infrastructure and security operations can make you vulnerable to insider threats, ransomware, weaponized AI, and more.
At Microsoft, we continuously collaborate with customers and the InfoSec community to learn more about the latest adversary tradecraft so that we can improve our detection strategies across all our security services. To help the broader security community with these efforts, we are releasing SimuLand!
SAP systems handle massive amounts of critical data. We set out to protect them with the new Azure Sentinel SAP threat monitoring solution.
Chris Sistrunk, a Technical Manager in Mandiant’s ICS/OT Consulting practice, shares best practices to improve operational technology security.
Learn how Microsoft is taking the next step in unifying experiences and delivering enhanced tools and intelligence to stop advanced attacks.
Learn how Microsoft ensures operational resilience for Azure datacenters with Azure Defender for IOT and Azure Sentinel
Microsoft Defender for Endpoint provides the right security intelligence for Expel to analyze rich data and provide support for their customers.
Alert fatigue is a top of mind challenge when it comes to security monitoring. As a result, organizations are constantly trying to improve their human capabilities, processes, and technology to address the challenge.
I’m thrilled to announce Forrester Research has named Microsoft Azure Sentinel as a “Leader” in The Forrester Wave™: Security Analytics Platform Providers, Q4 2020.
2020 has been a transitional year, ushering in broad changes in how, and where, we work. Security operations (SecOps) teams face more significant challenges than ever as they protect the organization in this rapidly changing environment.
As the industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) and operational technology (OT) continue to evolve and grow, so too, do the responsibilities of the Chief Information Security Officer (CISO). The CISO now needs to mitigate risks from cloud-connected machinery, warehouse systems, and smart devices scattered among hundreds of workstations.
This year, we have seen five significant security paradigm shifts in our industry. This includes the acknowledgment that the greater the diversity of our data sets, the better the AI and machine learning outcomes. This diversity gives us an advantage over our cyber adversaries and improves our threat intelligence.