It gives us visibility into advanced behavior activities. It’ll show a history of logins or events. It’s efficient, and it provides all of the investigation reports, which is an advantage for us. It also helps us prioritize threats across the company. It helps us detect the exact timing of incidents, and we’ll see them when they happen. It helps us adhere to our SLAs. We can see threats and if they are of higher or lower severity. We can find the types of malicious events, see what’s happening, see what actions are taken, and understand what is happening. It integrates with other products, and these solutions work natively together to deliver coordinated detection and response across the environment. These are all work through Jira. The comprehensiveness of the threat protection provided by Microsoft security products is good. It is giving better visibility to us. We can understand what the false positives are. That gives us more confidence in the security posture of the environment. We use Microsoft Defender for the cloud, and we use its directional sync capabilities. It’s important to be able to see both in and outbound reporting. It automates routine testing and helps automate the finding of high-value alerts. As we define policies and rules, automation makes it easier to do so. The product helped eliminate having to look at multiple dashboards. It has a free single dashboard for us. We’ve found that threat intelligence helps us prepare for potential threats before they even hit and we can take preventative steps. That is the beauty of it. It has good threat intelligence within the platform. We can prepare ourselves before we have an issue. It continues to scan for threats on our devices. We’re always scanning. We’ve been able to save time on security-related tasks. Right now, we’re saving two to three hours a day. Microsoft Defender for Identity decreased our time to detect or our time to respond overall.
