Integrate Azure Security Center alerts into SIEM solutions
We heard from several customers that you need a way to view your Azure Security Center alerts in your SIEM solution for a centralized view of your security posture across your organization.
We heard from several customers that you need a way to view your Azure Security Center alerts in your SIEM solution for a centralized view of your security posture across your organization.
Security threats increase in volume and sophistication every day. And regardless of your organization’s size or the industry you’re in, Azure Security Center threat detection capabilities, alerts, and recommended fixes can give you the tangible data you need to help protect your cloud resources.
Every second counts when you are under attack.
Web applications are increasingly becoming targets of attacks such as cross-site scripting, SQL injection and application DDoS. Microsoft Web Application Firewall (WAF) and Azure Security Center (ASC) can help secure web applications against such vulnerabilities.
Earlier this year, Rob Mead wrote a great article on the techniques used at scale by Azure Security Center to detect threats.
Today we are pleased to announce the release of a new Azure Security and Compliance Blueprint – FFIEC Financial Services Regulated Workloads.
Over the past year, we have had the pleasure of working with several customers on their business initiatives related to blockchain’s technology.
Highlights from last week in Azure for the week of October 30, 2017: Azure capacity growth in China, GA of Azure Managed Applications, Azure Security Center updates, registration opened for Microsoft Connect(); 2017, and more
In-memory attacks are on the rise and attracting increasing attention. In this post, we will describe two in-memory attack techniques and show how these can be detected using Sysmon and Azure Security Center.
While the threat landscape has changed dramatically over the last several years, malware detection continues to be one of the biggest issues.
Azure Security Center, which helps you protect workloads running in Azure against cyber threats, can now also be used to secure workloads running on-premises and in other clouds.
Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks are one of the top availability and security concerns we hear from customers moving their applications to the cloud.