Microsoft Sentinel –
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SIEM re-invented in the cloud to address today’s challenges of security analytics.

Microsoft Sentinel is one of the most capable SIEM tools on the market. Out of the box, Microsoft Sentinel is a powerful analytics tool that gives you visibility into security activity in your environment. The core AI & ML capabilities are second to none and will allow for much deeper security analysis. The AI & ML buzz words may make you feel overly confident in this out-of-the-box capability, but you need to really understand what you are doing to fully take advantage of the functionality. Sentinel leverages this technology to automate traffic analysis, but this may not always be relevant to your environment. Taking in the default analytics without considering the uniqueness of your environment may not allow you to catch a breach and will likely introduce a significant number of false positives. This is where the R2 Managed Sentinel offering comes in.

How it works

Baseline Setup

Deployment of Microsoft Sentinel subscription and identification of all security data sources in customer environment

Log Sources & Consumption

Log formatting, parsing setup, and optimization

Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning

Behavioral analytics, enhancing the effectiveness and efficiency of security analysis

S.O.A.R.

(Security Orchestration, Automation, and Response) Custom delivered playbooks to complete your SOAR lifecycle

Network Monitoring & Threat Detection

We can monitor every aspect of the network from the core network, servers, cloud, Office 365, Microsoft Sentinel environment all the way down to the endpoints

Visibility & Reporting

Executive dashboards that summarize security activity

Microsoft Sentinel is the future of security analytics.

With Microsoft Sentinel you’re investing in security, security that will elastically scale to meet your needs – while reducing IT costs.

With simplified data collection across numerous sources, including Microsoft Sentinel, on-premises solutions and across clouds using built-in connectors. Connect with data from your Microsoft products in just a few clicks. Collect security data at cloud scale from any source.

By connecting relevant security logs into Sentinel, organizations can consolidate all their relevant data into one place. Utilizing Sentinel’s built-in Machine Learning and other detections, SOCs can now analyze their logs with ease and determine what truly malicious activity has taken or is currently taking place.
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Investigations

Dive deeper and investigate any entity presented in the graph by selecting it and choosing between different expansion options.
Azure Investigations

Incidents

Sentinel uses a fusion technique to correlate alerts into incidents. Incidents are groups of related alerts that together create an actionable incident that you can investigate and resolve.
Azure Incidents interface

Threat Hunting

Analysts can look proactively for new anomalies that weren't detected by your security apps, Sentinel's built-in hunting queries guide you to find issues in the data you already have on your network.
Azure Threat Hunting

Native Active Directory

Native integration into your Sentinel Active Directory to see all user and account activity in one intuitive view.
Azure Native Directory

Native Exchange

Native integration into your Exchange to see all user account and mailbox security activity in one intuitive view.
Azure Exchange statistics

Cisco Connector

With the Cisco data connector you can access all your Cisco device logs to get a 360 degree view of your network activity.
Cisco Connector statistics

Shared responsibility
works with R2 on your side

The Shared Responsibility Model is a cloud security framework that delineates the obligations of cloud computing providers and its customers to disseminate accountability.

The first step to securing cloud workloads is understanding the shared responsibility model. The shared responsibility model for cloud security is one of those things that seems simple enough on the surface but is actually very complex when putting it into practice. Security will tend to be an afterthought for a large portion of users deploying workloads to the cloud. Adhering to a shared security responsibility model, means your security team maintains responsibilities for security as you move applications, data, containers, and workloads to the cloud, while the provider takes some responsibility, but not much.
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