Microsoft's cloud-native SIEM and SOAR solution built on Azure. It ingests data from across hybrid and multi-cloud environments, applying AI and automation to detect, investigate, and respond to threats at scale.
What is Microsoft Sentinel?
Microsoft Sentinel is a cloud-native SIEM and SOAR platform built on Azure, designed to provide security operations teams with a scalable, AI-augmented alternative to traditional on-premise SIEM deployments. It ingests data from across hybrid and multi-cloud environments using a library of built-in connectors, normalizing that data into a common schema for unified analysis. Sentinel's detection engine runs analytics rules, machine learning models, and threat intelligence correlation continuously against the ingested data, generating incidents that represent high-confidence threats rather than raw alert noise. Its built-in SOAR capabilities allow teams to automate investigation and response steps through playbooks triggered by incident creation. Microsoft Copilot for Security integration brings natural language querying and AI-assisted investigation to the platform, reducing the expertise barrier for complex threat hunting tasks.
How does Microsoft Sentinel work with Qevlar?
Qevlar integrates with Microsoft Sentinel to receive incidents and to contribute investigation results back into the platform. When Sentinel surfaces a high-priority incident, Qevlar can automatically enrich it with context from across the security stack, resolving a significant portion of the investigation work before a human analyst opens the case.
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Frequently asked questions
What does Microsoft Sentinel do?
Microsoft Sentinel is a cloud-native SIEM and SOAR platform built on Azure. It ingests data from across hybrid and multi-cloud environments and applies AI and analytics rules to detect, investigate and respond to threats at scale.
What can you do with Microsoft Sentinel in Qevlar?
Qevlar can receive incidents from Sentinel and query its data during an investigation, automatically enriching each incident with context from across your security stack and resolving much of the investigation work before an analyst opens the case.
Does Qevlar reduce Microsoft Sentinel alert fatigue?
Yes. Qevlar investigates Sentinel incidents automatically and prioritizes the ones that represent real threats, so analysts spend their time on cases that genuinely need human judgment.
Can Qevlar contribute its findings back into Sentinel?
Yes. Investigation results can be written back into the platform, keeping Sentinel as the system of record while Qevlar handles the heavy lifting of the investigation.
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