Automated threat protection

Endpoint security protects devices like computers, smartphones, and servers from cyber threats. It includes antivirus, anti-malware, firewalls, and real-time threat detection to prevent unauthorized access, malware, and data breaches. This protection is vital for securing individual devices and the broader network they connect to.

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Automated threat protection

Microsoft’s threat protection simplifies the safeguarding of your organization’s users, devices, and data by providing comprehensive measures for preventing, detecting, investigating, and remediating sophisticated attacks.

Advanced Threat Protection (ATP)

Advanced Threat Protection (ATP)

safeguards the core communication channels essential to your operations, including email, web, and collaboration platforms. Combatting malicious content within emails and websites is crucial, as it remains one of the most prevalent cybersecurity threats.

Australian businesses face significant challenges with business email compromise, with approximately 20% of global business email attacks targeting Australian companies.

According to Forrester, ATP integrated into Windows 10 led to a 40% decrease in the risk of data breaches and identified 1.7 times more threats compared to other endpoint detection and response tools.

Microsoft Sentinel SIEM

Microsoft Sentinel SIEM ensures that cloud adoption aligns seamlessly with an integrated on-premises and cloud security strategy. As a scalable, cloud-native security information event management (SIEM) solution, Sentinel utilizes AI and automated responses to address threats proactively.

Drawing insights from various sources such as users, devices, applications, and infrastructure, including Microsoft 365 E3 or E5, Sentinel provides a comprehensive overview of your organization, offering a bird’s-eye view that mitigates the challenges posed by increasingly sophisticated cyber threats.