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On April 20th, myself and my colleagues will be kicking off a new journey for the Microsoft Security Insights podcast. We will be kicking off our first-ever Microsoft Reactor show, joined by our inaugural guest, Matt Soseman, Senior Program Manager in Identity & Network Access Division. If you missed it, read the reasons and behind … Continue reading Join the Launch of Microsoft Security Insights on Microsoft Reactor
Customers are inundated with the ever-flowing stream of updates to all of our services and products. I know it's hard to keep up, and it's even harder to commit time to learn about all the new stuff. I've mulled for a time how to deliver bite-sized nuggets of Microsoft Security information in a way that … Continue reading Introducing a New Series Called Security Rodcasts
For fans of the weekly Microsoft Security Insights podcast, Frank, Edward, Brodie, and I have some awesome news to share. The popularity of the podcast continues to grow. Not only is the listener audience in an exploding growth spurt, but there are many security experts coming out of the woodwork asking to come on the … Continue reading The Microsoft Security Insights Podcast is Coming to Microsoft Reactor
Thanks to a huge collaborative effort, there's now some additional value in the Microsoft Security Operations Guide - specifically for Microsoft Sentinel customers. You can locate the full Security Operations Guide at the following link: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/active-directory/fundamentals/security-operations-introduction Inside the guide, in each operations section you'll find a Things to Monitor table. This table provides guidance and … Continue reading The Microsoft Security Operations Guide Contains Microsoft Sentinel Templates for Things to Monitor
This post is part of an ongoing series to educate about the simplicity and power of the Kusto Query Language (KQL). If you’d like the 90-second post-commercial recap that seems to be a standard part of every TV show these days… The full series index (including code and queries) is located here: https://aka.ms/MustLearnKQL The book … Continue reading Must Learn KQL Part 4: Search for Fun and Profit
This post is part of an ongoing series to educate about the simplicity and power of the Kusto Query Language (KQL). If you’d like the 90-second post-commercial recap that seems to be a standard part of every TV show these days… The full series index (including code and queries) is located here: https://aka.ms/MustLearnKQL The book … Continue reading Must Learn KQL Part 3: Workflow
This post is part of an ongoing series to educate about the simplicity and power of the Kusto Query Language (KQL). If you’d like the 90-second post-commercial recap that seems to be a standard part of every TV show these days… The full series index (including code and queries) is located here: https://aka.ms/MustLearnKQL The book … Continue reading Must Learn KQL Part 2: Just Above Sea Level
The Azure Sentinel newsletter "experiment" I started a few months ago is a confirmed success. Its become a wildly popular weekly Inbox insert for many and the subscriber growth is still steadily increasing. And, for those that don't care for yet another newsletter, there's also a huge following for direct access through the social media … Continue reading How to Subscribe to the Azure Security Center Wrap Newsletter
There's a new dashboard in town for Azure Security Center. This particular dashboard (workbook) contains the following: Overview - a summary of all monitored network-related security components.Public IPs & Exposed Ports - Public IP and Asset Types and Ports Exposed to the InternetNetwork Security Services- DDoS Protection Plans, Azure Firewalls and Firewall Policies, Azure WAF … Continue reading How to Get the Network Security Dashboard for Security Center
Azure Security Center now supports (in preview) the automatic deployment of Defender for Endpoint to your Linux machines. To enable this... [1] In Azure Security Center go to Pricing & Settings for the Security Center enabled subscription and then Integrations. [2] Click the Enable for Linux Machines (Preview) button and click Save. [3] Finally, verify … Continue reading How to Control Deployment of Defender for Endpoint to your Linux machines
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