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Vectra integration with Azure Sentinel to power SOCs

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Updated onOctober 4, 2023

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Vectra integration withAzureSentinel is finally here, the IT security firm announced. The development comes against the backdrop of increased attacks on cloud-based systems or applications, such asOffice 365.

For example, according to a 2019 report, bad actors targetedMicrosoft365 accounts with an unsettling degree of success.

Fortunately, enterprises can use products likeAzureSentinel to spot and stop cyber attacks before they happen.MicrosoftDefender Advanced Threat Protection(ATP) is another tool available to users that need to analyze their systems and quickly detect threats before they materialize.

Well, theseMicrosoftsecurity services are being integrated with Vectra to provide an optimized view of enterprise-wide security postures and threats.

Vectra integration with Azure Sentinel

Security Operation Center (SOC) processes that utilize siloed tools are not efficient enough in the face of constant threats that organizations face day to day. Moreover, security personnel receiving threat alerts from disjointed systems may miss some important signals.

So, Vectra integration with Azure should help such teams consolidate their threat detection and response strategy. According to astatementby Vectra, this partnership should bring benefits such as:

Enterprises leveraging Vectra incorporation intoMicrosoftDefender ATP enjoy these additional perks:

Have you got any suggestions or questions regarding Vectra integration withAzureSentinel or otherMicrosoftsecurity services? Feel free to share your thoughts in the comments section below.

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