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💡Azure Active Directory (Azure AD) has recently been renamed to Entra ID! This is a part of Microsoft’s commitment to simplify secure access experiences! All Identity & Access products are now unified in Microsoft Entra product family, making it easier for security teams to implement protection measures. 🤔 So, how should Azure AD users respond to this change? Actually, nothing! Users can seamlessly continue using the service without any interruptions. The name change does not affect existing capabilities, licensing, pricing, URLs, APIs, or authentication libraries. Everything remains unchanged! 👇 Check out the infographic below to explore the product family of Microsoft Entra and the core values it brings to users! Contact us to schedule a Free consultation on how to take advantage of the full potential of Microsoft Azure for your business. #tech #it #blog #techblog #technology #innovation #data #Security #terralogicvietnam #AzureCloud #MicrosoftCloud #AzureAI #MicrosoftAzure

"Curious about what changes you might need to make with the recent transition to Microsoft Entra ID? 🤔 Wondering how this rebranding affects your organization's workflows and documentation? 📝 The transition is well underway, with key milestones and resources to assist you. Here are the highlights: ✅ What's Changing? Microsoft Entra ID is the new name, but no changes to deployments or daily work, capabilities, licensing, terms, or support. 🔍 Updating Your Content? We've got you covered! Check out our detailed resources and best practices in the "How to rename Azure AD" article on Microsoft Learn. 👥 Community Questions Answered: Admins: You can manage Microsoft Entra ID in the Azure portal. On-Premises: We continue to support on-premises identities. Developer Experiences: No changes to URLs, APIs, or PowerShell cmdlets. 🧩 Seamless Transition: Transition to Microsoft Graph PowerShell for a smooth migration from Azure AD PowerShell. 🌐 Azure AD B2C: No changes here! We're committed to Azure AD B2C and its reliability. 🔒 Security Focus: Microsoft Entra ID enhances security across diverse access points. #azuread #entraid #azuresecurity #iam#cloudsecurity#cybersecurity

MS Sentinel introduced new feature "Summary Rule", If you're struggling with massive amounts of data in your MS Sentinel security operations. Summary rules might be your new best friend! 🚀 By aggregating similar log entries into a single record, these powerful tools can: ✅ Optimize data for analysis and reporting. ✅ Reduce data ingestion and storage expenses. ✅ Focus on critical events while protecting sensitive information. Want to learn how to create and implement summary rules? Check out this: https://lnkd.in/gdCHxg_A #Microsoft #Sentinel #SummaryRules #DataAnalytics #Cybersecurity #CloudSecurity #Azure

🚀 Exciting News! 🚀 Workorb AI apps are now available on Microsoft AppSource and Azure Marketplace! This partnership ensures seamless integration with the Microsoft ecosystem, allowing our customers to boost productivity effortlessly. With a strong commitment to privacy and security, including SOC2 compliance and Microsoft Partner standards, you can trust your data is in safe hands. Discover how Workorb can transform your workflows with just a one-click install. Read: https://lnkd.in/gsUexRhr

[Tech Community] Learn the steps needed to protect your data and manage identity. Today we’re sharing some new training resources and opportunities to help you build skills with these solutions—so you can use them now or get ready for a Microsoft certification exam.     Help your organization secure your data estate with the new Microsoft Purview training guide.  Microsoft Purview plays an integral part in securing your organization's data across clouds, devices, and platforms.    The Microsoft training guide for Purview and data protection is an easy-to-navigate guide that quickly walks you through business needs related to... #azure #techcommunity #microsoft https://lnkd.in/giMUkwyE

☁️🚀 TOP: Microsoft is again named the overall leader in the Forrester Wave for XDR Microsoft is refining the most complete XDR offering in the market today. Microsoft has long been one of the most vital players in the enterprise software space, starting with its multiple-decades-long iron grip on the operating system market. After years of innovation and a deluge of funding, it has ensnared the enterprise security market as well. Its foray into enterprise security is led by its vision to protect the world’s businesses across all assets and delivered on by the Microsoft Defender suite. Its dedication to innovation is demonstrated by the percentage of revenue it devotes to the R&D budget, which rivals the most innovative vendors in security. Microsoft demonstrates its innovation to its top enterprise clients and shows its commitment to accepting feedback through multiple channels. Microsoft has the most data-rich endpoint information in this evaluation. Reference customers cite unique features like a full timeline of activity that occurs on each endpoint as useful for investigation. The suite enables users to respond to alerts across integrated native tools (Defender for Cloud and Cloud Apps), search over the data, and build user-generated detections. References note the comprehensiveness and value of the suite, though prospects’ biggest frustration is how the licensing model all but forces practitioners to adopt with the rest of the business. The offering has a thorough sandboxing capability and provides built-in forensics and remote shell. Its analyst experience gives significant context within alerts while using progressive disclosure to surface relevant information based on the analyst workflow. The vendor has online and in-person training resources, some included and some for a fee, which references cite as valuable. Organizations that require massive-scale deployments are best suited to Microsoft. Blog + Full Report: https://lnkd.in/eZFsD4vA #microsoft #security #xdr #microsoft365 #microsoftdefender #Azure #Defenderforcloud #securitycopilot #copilot #siem #soc

Good read by Andy Robbins and his conclusion is still considered mildly phrased, imho: Conclusion Azure admins should take the Microsoft breach as a very real, very impactful example of what can happen when attack paths go unresolved, especially when those attack paths traverse trust boundaries. Azure admins can find such attack paths using free and open source tools like BARK, BloodHound CE, or ROADtools.

In July 2020, someone made a mistake that led to 38TB of Microsoft data being leaked. After nearly three years, a security company found this problem when they were checking the internet for open storage. The problem started with a Microsoft employee accidentally sharing a link to a messed-up storage place on GitHub. This place had lots of secret stuff in it, and it was a big deal. So, how did it happen? Well, it was because of a messed-up token in Azure Storage. A simple error with a token in Azure Storage caused all this trouble. Someone didn't set things up correctly, and that's why the data got out. It just took one mistake to cause this whole problem. Further security scan found: *️⃣ Personal passwords for Microsoft services 🔑 Private keys 📄 Private source code and AI training data 💬 Over 30k internal #Microsoftteams messages #databreach Microsoft #microsoft #Azure Microsoft Azure

#AzureDaily Discover how to identify inactive users with Microsoft Entra's step-by-step guide! Boost security and optimize Azure AD performance by detecting and managing dormant accounts effectively. #AzureAD #MicrosoftEntra #CloudSecurity #InactiveUsers