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Microsoft Defender Threat Intelligence and Sentinel integration deep dive
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See how quick detection and response are vital to navigating today's fast-moving cyberattacks. We'll break down a cyberattack and show how Microsoft Defender Threat Intelligence, combined with Microsoft's SIEM and XDR solutions, constructs a multi-stage incident giving visibility into the attack timeline and all related events. We'll then investigate the attacker and automate mitigations to contain the damage.
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- abavejaCopper ContributorAre there sample queries/postman collection available for these API's?
- dennismercer
Microsoft
Hi Ankush: Here is a link to the GitHub for the MDTI-Solution. You can see the Postman Collection folder there. Azure/MDTI-Solutions: Repository to publish sample use cases, templates, solutions, automations for Microsoft Defender Threat Intelligence (MDTI) product (github.com)
- Richard_HortonBrass ContributorWe use SOPHOS endpoint MDR (managed detection and response) for our endpoints and servers. I would like to find out what the Microsoft equivalent for these products would be and the licensing model required for budgetary and decision making. We want to be on a Microsoft Solution by September of this year. That includes purchase, deployment and enforcement. Can you help me identify what and who I should be talking to at Microsoft for this information?
- ghad_zooksCopper ContributorHi Richard, you may have better luck reaching out to an MXDR verified partner who can guide you through the transition.
- Trevor_Rusher
Community Manager
Welcome to the Microsoft Defender Threat Intelligence and Sentinel integration deep dive and the Microsoft Secure Tech Accelerator. Let's get started! Have a question? Post here in the Comments so we can help. Let’s make this an active Q&A!