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| Identifiant | 6125980 |
| Date de publication | 2022-08-04 08:39:00 (vue: 2022-08-04 16:06:18) |
| Titre | Microsoft bolsters threat intelligence security portfolio with two new products |
| Texte | Drawing from last year's acquisition of RiskIQ, Microsoft is adding two new threat-intelligence applications to its Defender product family, and separately offering new detection and response capabilities for SAP ERP systems to its Sentinel SIEM (security information and event management) product.Combining intelligence from the security research team at RiskIQ with existing in-house security findings, Microsoft has developed Microsoft Defender Threat Intelligence, a standalone library of raw adversary data. Microsoft says it is offering the library for free, accessible directly by all users, or from within its existing Defender family of security products, according to a blog post from Vasu Jakkal, a Microsoft vice president for security, compliance, identity, and management.To read this article in full, please click here |
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| Condensat | accessible according acquisition adding adversary all applications article blog bolsters capabilities click combining compliance data defender detection developed directly drawing erp event existing family findings free from full has here house identity information intelligence its jakkal last library management microsoft new offering please portfolio post president product products raw read research response riskiq sap says security sentinel separately siem standalone systems team threat two users vasu vice within year |
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2022-08-04 08:39:00 | (Déjà vu) Microsoft boosts threat intelligence with new Defender programs (lien direct) | Drawing from last year's acquisition of RiskIQ, Microsoft is adding two new threat-intelligence applications to its Defender product family, and separately offering new detection and response capabilities for SAP ERP systems to its Sentinel SIEM (security information and event management) product.Combining intelligence from the security research team at RiskIQ with existing in-house security findings, Microsoft has developed Microsoft Defender Threat Intelligence, a standalone library of raw adversary data. Microsoft says it is offering the library for free, accessible directly by all users, or from within its existing Defender family of security products, according to a blog post from Vasu Jakkal, a Microsoft vice president for security, compliance, identity, and management.To read this article in full, please click here | Threat |