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Inside Microsoft Threat Protection: Solving cross-domain security incidents through the power of correlation analytics

Through deep correlation logic, Microsoft Threat Protection automatically finds links between related signals across domains. It connects related existing alerts and generates additional alerts where suspicious events that could otherwise be missed can be detected.
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Inside Microsoft Threat Protection: Correlating and consolidating attacks into incidents

The incidents view in Microsoft Threat Protection empowers SOC analysts by automatically fusing attack evidence and providing a consolidated view of an attack chain and affected assets, as well as a single-click remediation with easy-to-read analyst workflows.
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Blue teams helping red teams: A tale of a process crash, PowerShell, and the MITRE ATT&CK evaluation

Inspired by MITRE’s transparency in publishing the payloads and tools used in the attack simulation, we’ll describe the mystery that is Step 19 and tell a story about how blue teams, once in a while, can share important learnings for red teams.
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The science behind Microsoft Threat Protection: Attack modeling for finding and stopping evasive ransomware

Microsoft Threat Protection uses a data-driven approach for identifying lateral movement, combining industry-leading optics, expertise, and data science to deliver automated discovery of some of the most critical threats today.
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Behavioral blocking and containment: Transforming optics into protection

Behavioral blocking and containment capabilities leverage multiple Microsoft Defender ATP components and features to immediately stop attacks before they can progress. We have expanded these capabilities to get even broader visibility into malicious behavior by using a rapid protection loop engine that leverages endpoint and detection response (EDR) sensors.
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