Microsoft 365 and Azure Security Tools: Microsoft Defender XDR
Videos|10 July 2024
In episode four of our series of short videos covering Microsoft 365 and Azure security tools, our specialists discuss Microsoft Defender XDR, an industry-leading extended detection and response (XDR) solution.
As the cyber threats your business faces continue to evolve, you need a solution that will automate the disruption of advanced cyberattacks, and the response across your endpoints, identities, email, collaboration tools, SaaS applications, cloud workloads and data.
Look no further than Microsoft Defender XDR!
Defender XDR’s automation frees up your security team to focus on hunting for sophisticated attacks that face your organisation, while Defender, combined with your security team’s organisational expertise can investigate and uncover these sophisticated attacks through the unified SIEM portal!
Watch our short video on the subject to learn how Defender XDR could help to keep your business secure, and the actions you’ll need to take to get the solution up and running.
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