Microsoft Sentinel

Detect and resolve sophisticated attacks 

[INTRODUCTION]

What is Microsoft Sentinel?

Sentinel is a cloud-based security information and event management (SIEM) solution designed to help organizations detect, investigate, and respond to security threats. With Sentinel, we can help you more efficiently safeguard your entire infrastructure by leveraging advanced analytics and automation.

[OVERVIEW]

What does Sentinel help you do?

Detect threats

Examine data across all users, devices, and apps to perform a risk assessment of threats across your security landscape.

Investigate threats

Utilize artificial intelligence to thoroughly investigate and track unusual activities.

Leverage automation and orchestration

Automate responses to security incidents to streamline the investigation process.

[YOUR CHALLENGES]

Client challenges we resolve with Sentinel

Our Microsoft expert consultants have vast experience implementing Microsoft Sentinel for various organizations across industries. We can help you swiftly and efficiently detect and resolve security threats across your organization’s infrastructure. 

 

The main challenges Sentinel helps our clients resolve include: 

Security solution integration

Integrate Sentinel with Microsoft, Azure, and non-Microsoft solutions to centralize your organization’s security information.

Interactive reports

Build Azure Monitor workbooks to oversee your data and create custom insights that interest you.

Hunting search-and-query tools

Create customized analytics rules and queries to search for indicators of compromise across systems in your organization.

[CONTACT US]

Partner with Microsoft experts you can trust

Oversee and protect your organization’s security environment with Microsoft Sentinel. Contact RavenswoodSM to help you get started.

[FROM THE BLOG]

Microsoft Sentinel

Detect and resolve sophisticated attacks

[INTRODUCTION]

What is Microsoft Sentinel?

Sentinel is a cloud-based security information and event management (SIEM) solution designed to help organizations detect, investigate, and respond to security threats. With Sentinel, we can help you more efficiently safeguard your entire infrastructure by leveraging advanced analytics and automation.  

[OVERVIEW]

What does Sentinel help you do?

Detect threats

Examine data across all users, devices, and apps to perform a risk assessment of threats across your security landscape.

Investigate threats

Utilize artificial intelligence to thoroughly investigate and track unusual activities.

Leverage automation and orchestration

Automate responses to security incidents to streamline the investigation process.

[YOUR CHALLENGES]

Client challenges we resolve with Sentinel

Our Microsoft expert consultants have vast experience implementing Microsoft Sentinel for various organizations across industries. We can help you swiftly and efficiently detect and resolve security threats across your organization’s infrastructure. 

 

The main challenges Sentinel helps our clients resolve include: 

Security solution integration

Integrate Sentinel with Microsoft, Azure, and non-Microsoft solutions to centralize your organization’s security information.

Interactive reports

Build Azure Monitor workbooks to oversee your data and create custom insights that interest you.

Hunting search-and-query tools

Create customized analytics rules and queries to search for indicators of compromise across systems in your organization.

[CONTACT US]

Partner with Microsoft experts you can trust

Oversee and protect your organization’s security environment with Microsoft Sentinel. Contact RavenswoodSM to help you get started.

[FROM THE BLOG]

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