One year on from reaching general availability, Microsoft's Azure-based Sentinel security system now brings new user and entity behavioral analytics to help detect unknown and insider threats faster.

As infrastructures get ever more complex, managing security becomes a significant issue. Alerts and logs are coming from many different systems, in as many different formats, and it’s important that ...

In preview since February, Microsoft's cloud-based security information and event management (SIEM) solution became generally available this week. Azure Sentinel's launch comes after months of ...

Microsoft today debuted two new security services: Azure Sentinel, a cloud-native security information and event management (SIEM) system, and Microsoft Threat Experts, a service through which ...

Azure Sentinel, Microsoft's cloud-based security information and event management (SIEM) solution, has reached the "general availability" release stage, Microsoft announced on Tuesday. The solution ...

January 16, 2020, Hong Kong –– Security can be a never-ending saga — a chronicle of increasingly sophisticated attacks, volumes of alerts, and long resolution timeframes where today’s Security ...

Microsoft announced its new cloud-based Microsoft Azure Sentinel and Microsoft Threat Experts solutions designed to allow security professionals to react faster and provide adequate responses during ...

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Microsoft is launching what it's calling the first SIEM (security information and event management) tool that is native to a major cloud platform. The offering, Azure Sentinel, aims to stand out from ...

A look inside Microsoft’s Cyber Defense Operations Center. (Microsoft Photo) Ahead of next week’s big RSA security conference, Microsoft plans to introduce a new cloud service Thursday that will help ...

Microsoft Corp. said today that its security information and event management service Azure Sentinel is now generally available after more than six months of testing. SIEM tools such as Azure Sentinel ...

Microsoft today took Azure Sentinel out of public preview and into general availability, making it an official Azure service. With Azure Sentinel, Microsoft has now officially entered the SIEM market.