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58 TopicsHow to Become a Microsoft Security Copilot Ninja: The Complete Level 400 Training
Learn how to become a Microsoft Security Copilot (Copilot) Ninja! This blog will walk you through the resources you'll need to master and make best use of Microsoft's Security Copilot product!168KViews27likes20CommentsIntroducing a Unified Security Operations Platform with Microsoft Sentinel and Defender XDR
Read about our announcement of an exciting private preview that represents the next step in the SOC protection and efficiency journey by bringing together the power of Microsoft Sentinel, Microsoft Defender XDR and Microsoft Security Copilot into a unified security operations platform.82KViews17likes12CommentsImproving Threat Hunting Efficiency using Copilot for Security
Copilot for Security is the next level in the ongoing story to resolve efficiency in security. It is a solution that can help organizations overcome the challenges of threat hunting and achieve better security outcomes.14KViews6likes2CommentsWhat's New: CrowdStrike Falcon Data Replicator V2 Data Connector is now Generally Available!
The CrowdStrike Falcon Data replicator V2 Data connector is now available as a part of the CrowdStrike Falcon Endpoint Protection solution in Microsoft Sentinel Content Hub. The connector leverages an Azure Function – based backend to poll and ingest CrowdStrike Falcon Data Replicator logs at scale. Some of the advantages this new V2 data connector offers are:14KViews0likes0CommentsUse Azure DevOps to manage Sentinel for MSSPs and Multi-tenant Environments
Automate Sentinel resource deployment in multi-tenant scenarios using Azure DevOps and Sentinel Repositories. Enable version control, collaboration, and streamlined updates for consistent and secure configurations.11KViews5likes6CommentsExtending Microsoft Copilot for Security Capabilities with Azure Function Apps
Azure Function Apps offer a convenient way to execute functions in a server-less environment. They allow users to write functions in C#, Java, JavaScript, PowerShell, Python and Typescript which can then be called using several trigger options. One of the most common triggers is the HTTP trigger allowing functions to be called like a REST API. This article shows how to build a Copilot for Security API plugin that calls an Azure Function App.10KViews2likes0Comments