PUBLISHED
Part 1Microsoft Defender Deep Dive, Part 1: Defender XDR — the unified portal and incident queue
Learn how the Microsoft Defender portal brings security signals into a shared investigation workflow, and how to turn its incident queue into a disciplined triage process. This first instalment covers access, prioritisation, investigation, response and a practical KQL baseline.
Part 2Microsoft Defender Deep Dive, Part 2: Safe Links and Safe Attachments
Configure Microsoft Defender for Office 365 Safe Links and Safe Attachments with clear policy scope, controlled exceptions and practical validation. Understand how URL protection and attachment analysis work together—and where administrators still need to investigate.
Part 3Microsoft Defender Deep Dive, Part 3: Attack Simulation Training — Running Phishing Campaigns
Use Attack simulation training in Microsoft Defender for Office 365 to run controlled phishing exercises, assign relevant training and measure improvement. This guide covers permissions, campaign design, launch checks and responsible interpretation of results.
ROADMAP
Coming next in the series
- 4COMING SOON
Defender for Endpoint: onboarding and attack surface reduction rules
- 5COMING SOON
Defender for Endpoint: EDR, live response and automated investigation
- 6COMING SOON
Defender for Identity: detecting on-premises AD attacks
- 7COMING SOON
Defender for Cloud Apps: shadow IT and session control
- 8COMING SOON
Defender for Cloud: Azure posture and Secure Score
- 9COMING SOON
Advanced Hunting with KQL: first queries that matter
- 10COMING SOON
Defender Vulnerability Management: prioritising remediation
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