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Getting ready to move into Azure Active Directory or make changes to your Microsoft Entra configurations? The last few weeks I’ve talked about MFA and conditional access rules; so this week we will look at the preview for Microsoft Authenticator Policies, then change gears and talk about how to get our users excited about these security enhancements.
With the end of support for Azure MFA server on-premises coming soon, it’s time to start planning the move to Azure cloud-based MFA. Let’s look at the steps to starting our migration to Azure AD MFA.
Just using MFA in it’s basic form is not enough. Today, we take a trip through modern authentication methods, modernizing, and becoming more phish-resistant. I talk top 3 challenges and how to tackle them together!
A common challenge that security teams face is simply not knowing where all the artifacts can be found during an investigation. Let’s explore the different portals where we can quickly explore our data and perform investigations…
A common challenge that security teams face is simply not knowing where all the artifacts can be found during an investigation. Microsoft Defender tools are capable of collecting a lot of data, and that can create questions during investigations of where is all this data and how do I find it quickly? Join me for a tour of the basics of Defender data retention periods and where to find that data.
A log analytics workspace is an environment that is made especially for storing log data. This can be Azure Monitor, or other diagnostic log data. We’ll cover a few different uses for log analytics data in this article and how to get data into your workspace. Know that each workspace has it’s own data repository, configuration, and data sources. Join me as I take a look at deploying a log analytics workspace today!
A summary update on Azure news that includes updates released from Microsoft Azure related to Azure, Architecture, Compute, and Sentinel topics. Save time digging around to find recent releases and changes. Released January 29, 2022.
n this third article in our mini-series on setting up a Microsoft Defender for Endpoint labs environment we will be getting things running this week by adding devices and deploying simulations into the labs environment. This will effectively be like sending viruses out to our devices inside the labs simulator! Let’s do what we always do….dive right in!
In this second article in our mini-series on setting up a Microsoft Defender for Endpoint labs environment we will be getting things running this week with some exciting features, functions, and looking at what we can accomplish all for free! Let’s dive right in and start with where we left off — creating the labs environment…
Completing a comprehensive and independent evaluation of any security product can be complicated and take more time than we really have to spare. Microsoft has provided the ability for all businesses to evaluate Defender for Endpoint on their own through labs and trail licenses! I’ll present some options….
