Tag: SIEM
Microsoft Sentinel Log Source Design Mistakes: How NOT to Configure Log Sources
Microsoft Sentinel Log Source Design: 7 Critical Mistakes This guide covers effective Microsoft Sentinel log source design principles and common mistakes: onboarding wrong data sources, missing critical log types, poor retention planning, and ignoring ingestion costs. For related content, see our Sentinel Architecture Mistakes and Sentinel Deployment Planning. External references: Microsoft Sentinel Data Connectors and… Read More →
Microsoft Sentinel Platform Health Suite Explained: Monitoring and Diagnostics
Microsoft Sentinel Platform Health Monitoring: Complete Guide This guide on Microsoft Sentinel platform health monitoring explains how to use the Sentinel Health Suite to monitor your SIEM’s operational status: data connector health, analytics rule performance, automation health, and workspace health metrics. Monitoring Sentinel platform health is critical for maintaining SOC reliability. For related content, see… Read More →
Microsoft Sentinel Deployment Planning Mistakes: How NOT to Plan Sentinel
Microsoft Sentinel Deployment Planning: How NOT to Plan Your SIEM This guide on Microsoft Sentinel deployment planning mistakes reveals the critical planning errors that doom Sentinel deployments: underestimating cost, skipping requirements gathering, poor workspace design, and inadequate stakeholder alignment. Planning is everything in a successful Microsoft Sentinel deployment. For related content, see our Log Source… Read More →
The Journey from Old Sentinel to New Sentinel: A Story About One Rule at a Time
1. Title + Hook Imagine you’re not “migrating rules” – you’re moving an entire family to a new city. Move only the person and forget the rest? Their life breaks. This story is about doing the move properly. 2. Why It’s Needed (Context) In the company, people say: “Just move the rules to the new… Read More →