Tag: Microsoft Sentinel
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Chapter 2 —How Not to Design Log Sources (with Microsoft Sentinel)
1) Title + Hook Hook: This post shows the anti-patterns that quietly destroy SIEM value—and what to do instead. 2) Why It’s Needed (Context) Security teams love visibility. Finance teams hate surprise bills. Engineering hates noise.When log-source design is sloppy, you get: runaway costs, alert fatigue, blind spots, and weak investigations.Microsoft Sentinel is powerful, but… Read More →
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Chapter 7 – How Your Platform Health Suite Protects Outcomes, Not Just Logs
Turning “Sentinel Noise” into an Executive Radar: How Your Platform Health Suite Protects Outcomes, Not Just Logs This session shows executives how your components form one radar that tells them: Are we safe, is the telemetry flowing, and will detections fire when it matters? Why It’s Needed (Context) Security leaders don’t buy features; they buy… Read More →
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Chapter 1 — How NOT to Plan a Sentinel Deployment
(Where security programs quietly fail before day one) 1) Title + Hook Before we talk Sentinel, picture these everyday slip-ups that create invisible risk: Security fails in the same quiet way: not dramatically, but by missing clarity, ownership, and context when you need them most. 2) Why It’s Needed (Context) Most Sentinel deployments fail long… Read More →