The AI Librarian: How Microsoft Sentinel Transforms Chaos into Clarity

In a recent piece by Jack Poller, he explores how Microsoft Sentinel, an advanced security information and event management (SIEM) solution, adeptly handles and organizes vast amounts of data to create manageable, actionable insights, thus functioning akin to an AI librarian. This technology not only enhances an organization’s ability to detect and respond to threats but also simplifies the complex integration and correlation of disparate data sources. For more comprehensive analysis from our special event with Microsoft Security, watch Jack Poller’s blog.

Hackers Think in Graphs. Your Security Team Should Too

Jack Poller emphasizes the importance of adopting a graph-based approach in cybersecurity, mirroring the method hackers often use to understand complex network relationships and vulnerabilities. He argues that by using graphs, security teams can enhance their ability to predict, analyze, and mitigate risks effectively. For more coverage from our recent Tech Field Day event with Microsoft Security, visit Jack Poller’s website.

AI-Powered Security Operations: Governance Considerations for Microsoft Sentinel Enterprise Deployments

Marian Newsome’s latest article examines the critical governance considerations necessary for deploying Microsoft Sentinel at an enterprise level, emphasizing the importance of aligning AI-powered security operations with organizational policies and regulations. Through detailed analysis, Newsome highlights how enterprises can enhance their security posture by effectively integrating the advanced AI capabilities of Microsoft Sentinel into their existing frameworks. For further insights following our special Tech Field Day event with Microsoft Security, watch Security Boulevard.

Microsoft Takes Aim at “Swivel-Chair Security” with Defender Portal Overhaul

Microsoft is targeting inefficiencies in security operations with its latest update to the Defender Portal, aimed at reducing the need for security professionals to switch between multiple tools, a process often referred to as “Swivel-Chair Security.” The overhaul enhances user experience by streamlining workflows and integrating various security solutions into a single, cohesive platform. For further coverage from our special event with Microsoft Security, follow Security Boulevard.

Security That Explains Itself: What the SOC Really Wants from AI

AI in security operations is evolving into a reasoning partner, but explainability is crucial for building trust and ensuring accountability in AI-driven security decisions. Read more in this article by Vriti Magee following the recent special Tech Field Day presentation by Microsoft Security!

Enhancing Security in the Age of AI and Agents

The Techstrong Gang explores the increasing complexities of enterprise security in an era dominated by advanced artificial intelligence and automated agents. They discuss the need for evolving security strategies to safeguard data and infrastructure against sophisticated threats enabled by these technologies. During the conversation, Stephen Foskett compares the approach of NetApp as seen at the recent INSIGHT event, for data protection. The topics presented at Security Field Day are also covered, including SquareX, as well as the recent Microsoft Security event.