What is Microsoft XDR?
Microsoft XDR explained: how Microsoft Defender and Microsoft Sentinel connect signals across identities, endpoints, email and cloud, group them into single incidents, and contain threats from one place.
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0:00Attacks cross tools
Attackers do not stay in one product. A single campaign crosses identities, devices, email and cloud services. Microsoft XDR is built for that.
0:12Extended detection
XDR means extended detection and response. Microsoft’s version connects signals across its tools, so one attack is detected, investigated and stopped together.
0:24Microsoft Defender
Microsoft Defender protects endpoints, identities, email and collaboration, cloud workloads and SaaS apps, and feeds what it sees into XDR.
0:35Microsoft Sentinel
Microsoft Sentinel, the cloud-native SIEM and SOAR, adds data from beyond Microsoft, long-term analytics, hunting and automated response.
0:46One incident
Instead of hundreds of separate alerts, related signals are grouped into a single incident, with one timeline and every affected user, device and resource.
0:57Contain it
From that incident, isolate a device, disable an account, block an indicator or quarantine an email, by hand or automatically through a playbook.
1:07Who it suits
It suits organisations that run on Microsoft 365 and Azure, use Entra ID, and want fewer tools and less alert noise.
1:17Book a Demo
XDR gives you the signals. Skilled analysts and clear processes turn them into protection. Wizard Cyber has run Microsoft Sentinel since 2019. Book a demo.
Detection & Response
1:32
Detection & Response
Managed Microsoft Sentinel
How Wizard Cyber runs Microsoft Sentinel as a service inside your own tenant: AI agents investigate every alert to a verdict, and a senior analyst signs it off.
1:18
Detection & Response
Managed AI SOC
What Wizard Cyber’s Managed AI SOC gives you on every incident: a finished case from specialised AI agents on CYBERSHIELD AI, signed off by a senior analyst, in the Core, Complete or Command package.
1:21
Detection & Response
Bypassing MFA
Two-factor authentication is a big step up from a password alone, but attackers have adapted. The routes they use around it, the warning signs to watch for, and the factors that cannot be relayed.
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