Thread by @MsftSecIntel

The first three months of 2019 are not even over yet, and we have already added so many important enhancements to Microsoft Threat Protection. The journey to providing organizations seamless, integrated, and comprehensive security continues. microsoft.com/security/blog/…

At #RSAC, we announced the launch of Microsoft Azure Sentinel, which adds the benefits of next-gen SIEM to Microsoft Threat Protection. Azure Sentinel is a cloud-native solution, providing intelligent security analytics for the entire organization. azure.microsoft.com/en-us/blog/int…

We also announced Microsoft Threat Experts, a new managed threat hunting service in Windows Defender ATP that provides proactive hunting, prioritization, and context-rich intelligence and data-driven insights to augment customers’ SOC capabilities. microsoft.com/security/blog/…

In addition, Microsoft Threat Protection now combines signals from cloud and on-premises sources, providing security analysts a more comprehensive view of identity and user information in a unified SecOps experience. techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/Enterprise-…

Microsoft Cloud App Security is introducing malware detonation capabilities for API-connected cloud storage apps. Intelligent heuristics identify and detonate only potentially malicious files, minimizing impact to productivity and reducing false positives. microsoft.com/security/blog/…

The first elements of the automated incident response in Office 365 ATP, which will help reduce security complexity for Office 365 security admins, will go live the next few weeks with launch of User Reported Phish Playbook and Weaponized URL Playbook. techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/Security-Pr…

To get a preview of the impressive security experience we’ll be providing you in the coming months, watch Rob Lefferts walk through the story of a threat and demonstrate how Microsoft Threat Protection helps eliminate its adverse impact.

We have many more game-changing innovations to share soon! Very soon.