- Microsoft promises to reduce the cost of data storage to less than 10%
- Sentinel Data Lake will break down silos and strengthen security teams
- A layer of AI will improve detection and response time to surpass opponents
Microsoft has launched Sentinel Data Lake when you seem to break down silos, lower costs and improve large-scale threat detection with an updated, AI-optimized Security Data Lake.
Now in Public Preview, Microsoft says users no longer need to choose between maintaining critical data and staying within the budget.
It combines Siem, XDR and Threat Intelligence into a single platform that collects data from Microsoft and third -party sources with over 350 native plugs that promise to be a whole “new architecture”, not “just a new product.”
Microsoft Sentinel Data Lake
To democratize threat information and improve coverage, Microsoft Defender Threat Intelligence Capacity will now be available in Defender XDR and Sentinel without adding costs.
This is at the top of the injection of artificial intelligence that promises “faster detection, smarter response and the ability to surpass even the most sophisticated opponents.”
Microsoft says the update allows security teams to uncover the attacker’s behavior without worrying about storage limits, which can significantly improve the detection by analyzing business -specific trends.
Sentinel Data Lake “enables security team to proactively detect latent attacks, detect new threats with AI-driven models, reconstruct attack time lines in forensic detail and retroactively cover indicators of compromise that may otherwise go unnoticed,” Microsoft explained.
Among the benefits of Microsoft’s upgraded Sentinel includes companies’ ability to keep raw data for compliance and digital forensic medicine and a lower TCO with faster ROI.
