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Enterprise IoT Security now included in E5
To help organizations achieve a more holistic endpoint security strategy that traverses both IT and eIoT devices easily, we are thrilled to announce that the eIoT security capabilities of Microsoft Defender for IoT are now included with Microsoft 365 E5 and E5 Security plans at no additional cost for new and existing customers. For more details please visit: Enterprise IoT security now included with Microsoft 365 E5 blog post. This enhancement empowers security teams to: Eliminate critical blind spots by discovering unmanaged enterprise IoT devices. Identify anomalies across the enterprise IoT device estate with continuous monitoring. Harden posture across enterprise IoT with vulnerability assessments with actionable guidance to help remediate at-risk device. What's Changing? Defender for IoT’s EIoT is transitioning from a consumption-based payment model in the Azure portal to a per-device, per-month licensing model as an integral part of Microsoft 365. It is now accessible to both new and existing customers of Microsoft 365 E5 and E5 Security. The new license includes coverage for up to five enterprise IoT devices per eligible user license at no additional cost. Learn more: Get started with enterprise IoT monitoring in Microsoft 365 Defender Start securing IoT devices in the enterprise Read the enterprise IoT security FAQ Microsoft Defender for IoT Plans and Pricing | Microsoft Security web page.Public Preview | IoT Entity Page in Sentinel
Enhance IoT/OT Threat Monitoring in Your SOC with Sentinel and Defender for IoT See more in our new Blog: IoT Entity Page - Enhance IoT/OT Threat Monitoring in Your SOC With Sentinel and Defender for IoT Defender for IoT's integration with Microsoft Sentinel now supports an IoT device entity page. When investigating incidents and monitoring IoT security in Microsoft Sentinel, you can now identify your most sensitive devices and jump directly to more details on each device entity page. The IoT device entity page provides: Contextual device information about an IoT device, with basic device details and device owner contact information. Device owners are defined by site in the Sites and sensors page in Defender for IoT. Can help prioritize remediation based on device importance and business impact, as per each alert's site, zone, and sensor. For more information, see Investigation enhancements with IOT device entitiesNew Blog Post | Stream Microsoft Defender for IoT alerts to a 3rd party SIEM
Learn how to send Microsoft Defender for IoT alerts to third-party SIEMs such as Splunk, QRadar: Stream Microsoft Defender for IoT alerts to a 3rd party SIEM Customer engagements have taught us that sometimes customers prefer to maintain their existing SIEM, alongside Microsoft Sentinel, or as a standalone SIEM. In this blog, we’ll introduce a solution that sends Microsoft Defender for IoT alerts to an Event Hub that can be consumed by a 3 rd party SIEMs. You can use this solution with Splunk, QRadar, or any other SIEM that supports Event Hub ingestion.Sentinel OT SOC | Solution Release 1.0.13
We are happy to announce the Public Preview of an updated solution package in Sentinel Content Hub for Microsoft Defender for IoT customers! Defender for IoT's built-in integration with Sentinel helps bridge the gap between IT & OT security challenge. In this release, we are introducing another upgrade that will streamline the SOC workflows to analyze, investigate, and respond efficiently and quickly to OT incidents: Streamline the SOC workflow by updating the alert status in Defender for IoT automatically when Microsoft Sentinel updates the incident status. After updating the solution, make sure that you also take the required steps to ensure that the new playbook works as expected. IoT/OT context for SOCs by displaying IoT/OT devices inside incidents created with Sentinel's solution package. Easily navigate between Sentinel incidents created by the solution package and Defender for IoT alerts through the MDIoT alert link in Sentinel's incident page. New SOC workflow for ‘No traffic on sensor detected’ use case. Additional information can be found here: documentationEnterprise IoT Security now included in E5
To help organizations achieve a more holistic endpoint security strategy that traverses both IT and eIoT devices easily, we are thrilled to announce that the eIoT security capabilities of Microsoft Defender for IoT are now included with Microsoft 365 E5 and E5 Security plans at no additional cost for new and existing customers. For more details please visit: Enterprise IoT security now included with Microsoft 365 E5 blog post. This enhancement empowers security teams to: Eliminate critical blind spots by discovering unmanaged enterprise IoT devices. Identify anomalies across the enterprise IoT device estate with continuous monitoring. Harden posture across enterprise IoT with vulnerability assessments with actionable guidance to help remediate at-risk device. What's Changing? Defender for IoT’s EIoT is transitioning from a consumption-based payment model in the Azure portal to a per-device, per-month licensing model as an integral part of Microsoft 365. It is now accessible to both new and existing customers of Microsoft 365 E5 and E5 Security. The new license includes coverage for up to five enterprise IoT devices per eligible user license at no additional cost. Learn more: Get started with enterprise IoT monitoring in Microsoft 365 Defender Start securing IoT devices in the enterprise Read the enterprise IoT security FAQ Microsoft Defender for IoT Plans and Pricing | Microsoft Security web page.Enterprise IoT Security now included in E5
Enterprise IoT Security now included in E5 To help organizations achieve a more holistic endpoint security strategy that traverses both IT and eIoT devices easily, we are thrilled to announce that the eIoT security capabilities of Microsoft Defender for IoT are now included with Microsoft 365 E5 and E5 Security plans at no additional cost for new and existing customers. For more details please visit: Enterprise IoT security now included with Microsoft 365 E5 blog post. This enhancement empowers security teams to: Eliminate critical blind spots by discovering unmanaged enterprise IoT devices. Identify anomalies across the enterprise IoT device estate with continuous monitoring. Harden posture across enterprise IoT with vulnerability assessments with actionable guidance to help remediate at-risk device. What's Changing? Defender for IoT’s EIoT is transitioning from a consumption-based payment model in the Azure portal to a per-device, per-month licensing model as an integral part of Microsoft 365. It is now accessible to both new and existing customers of Microsoft 365 E5 and E5 Security. The new license includes coverage for up to five enterprise IoT devices per eligible user license at no additional cost. Learn more: Get started with enterprise IoT monitoring in Microsoft 365 Defender Start securing IoT devices in the enterprise Read the enterprise IoT security FAQ Microsoft Defender for IoT Plans and Pricing | Microsoft Security web page.Enterprise IoT Security in E5
To help organizations achieve a more holistic endpoint security strategy that traverses both IT and eIoT devices easily, we are thrilled to announce that the eIoT security capabilities of Microsoft Defender for IoT are now included with Microsoft 365 E5 and E5 Security plans at no additional cost for new and existing customers. For more details please visit: Enterprise IoT security now included with Microsoft 365 E5 blog post. This enhancement empowers security teams to: Eliminate critical blind spots by discovering unmanaged enterprise IoT devices. Identify anomalies across the enterprise IoT device estate with continuous monitoring. Harden posture across enterprise IoT with vulnerability assessments with actionable guidance to help remediate at-risk device. What's Changing? Defender for IoT’s EIoT is transitioning from a consumption-based payment model in the Azure portal to a per-device, per-month licensing model as an integral part of Microsoft 365. It is now accessible to both new and existing customers of Microsoft 365 E5 and E5 Security. The new license includes coverage for up to five enterprise IoT devices per eligible user license at no additional cost. Learn more: Get started with enterprise IoT monitoring in Microsoft 365 Defender Start securing IoT devices in the enterprise Read the enterprise IoT security FAQ Microsoft Defender for IoT Plans and Pricing | Microsoft Security web page.Re: Stream Microsoft Defender for IoT alerts directly to Event Hub?
SpeedRacer To stream the alerts to an Event Hub, it is necessary to first stream them to Sentinel Log Analytics. This step can actually bring benefits, for example pre custom the alert data and transfer only relevant alerts/use cases to reduce unnecessary logs. Btw it’s worth noting-streaming to Sentinel requires two clicks for the customer (no additional cost)Ignite Public Preview Announcement: OT-Enabled SOC with Microsoft Sentinel and Defender for IoT
Microsoft Ignite kicked off yesterday and we are taking the opportunity to announce the Public Preview of OT-Enabled SOC with Microsoft Sentinel and Defender for IoT. Ignite Activities and Announcements Ignite On-Demand Video Session: Defending against OT/ICS threats with an OT-Enabled SOC Ignite Breakout Video What’s new in SIEM and XDR: Attack disruption and SOC empowerment – Check out Rob's part on Defender for IoT and Sentinel solution begins at minute 22. Microsoft Sentinel Blog (posted by Sarah Fender): What's New at Microsoft Ignite - Monitor IT and OT environments. Defender for IoT Announcement Blog Sentinel Announcement Blog Solution Capabilities Read the announcement blog in Microsoft Defender for IoT tech community, to learn about the main capabilities of Defender for IoT solution for Microsoft Sentinel: Integrate IoT/OT Security context and processes with Sentinel in 2 clicks. Streamline the IoT/OT SOC investigation experience with dedicated built-in features. Automate response for IoT/OT threats with out-of-the-books SOAR Playbooks. Enable the OT SOC by providing SOC analysts OT domain monitoring capabilities.Sentinel OT | Solution Package Release V2.0.1
We are happy to announce that new content is now available in Microsoft Sentinel's content hub for the Defender for IoT solution package V2.0.1 In this release we are introducing set of new features available in the most up-to-date Microsoft Defender for IoT solution package: Solution name changed to Microsoft Defender for IoT. Enhanced management capabilities for Defender for IoT Content Hub Solution - See content deployed by in a single pane, easily manage that content. Fore more info click here. Workbook improvements - The workbook now includes: A new Overview dashboard with key metrics on the device inventory, threat detection, and security posture. A new Vulnerabilities dashboard. Improvements on the Device inventory dashboard, including access to device recommendations, vulnerabilities, and direct links to the Defender for IoT device details pages. Playbook updates - Solution now supports the following SOC automation functionality with new playbooks: Automation with CVE details (Auto triage incidents with active CVEs) Automation for email notifications to device owners. Automation for incidents with sensitive devices For more information, see Investigate Microsoft Defender for IoT incidents with Microsoft Sentinel.Re: Webinar: Sentinel IT/OT Threat Monitoring
Deleted Defender for IoT integration to Sentinel can be done in two ways; either using cloud-connected sensors or non-cloud-connected sensors. In the webinar, we will focus on the new integration that requires a cloud-connected sensor as a prerequisite, since most of the advanced features of a unified OT/IT SOC are available for that kind of integration.Webinar: Sentinel IT/OT Threat Monitoring
Join us on Thursday 28.7 for a webinar on Sentinel IT/OT Threat Monitoring with Defender for IoT solution. Learn how Defender for IoT's built-in integration with Sentinel helps bridge the gap between IT and OT security. Registration is now open , for July 28 There has been a long-standing split between ICS/SCADA (OT) and Corporate (IT) cybersecurity. This split was often driven by significant differences in technology/tooling. Microsoft Defender for IoT's integration with Microsoft Sentinel drives convergency by providing a single pane for coverage of both D4IOT (OT) and Microsoft Sentinel (IT) alerting. This solution includes Workbooks and Analytics rules providing a guide OT detection and Analysis.
