I do not usually write about Cisco. It is not my typical focus, and there is no particular hobby-horse here. But today is one of those days. When a core enterprise networking platform is being actively exploited in the wild, it stops being “just another vendor advisory” and becomes a matter of operational reality. If your…
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SIEM Is Dead. Long Live the Unified Security Plane.
From Logs to Context: How Sentinel + Defender Redefine SOC Architecture 🙂 Alright my friend, let me explain this the way I would to you over coffee, not in a marketing deck. What Microsoft is doing with Microsoft Sentinel inside the Defender portal is not just a UI consolidation. It is an operational model shift…
Microsoft Sentinel — What’s New in January 2026
Oh well, hello there, folks… After a long Christmas break — the kind where even your SOC starts snoring softly and the alert queue feels blissfully distant — we’re finally back to real life. The coffee is strong again.The analysts are sarcastic again.And AI, naturally, is still trying to behave like an employee with far…
What is Azure Firewall?
Hi there, So, picture this. you’re in the cloud. services buzzing. users everywhere. data flowing like it owns the place. it’s chaos. fun chaos. but chaos nonetheless. and in the middle of it, your firewall. no, the firewall. Azure Firewall. this thing isn’t some dusty rule-checker. it’s a fully managed, intelligent, cloud-native security brain. yeah,…
Microsoft security copilot: how it catches hackers with ai
hi, thanks for the question on the q&a portal, that was super on point)) so lemme break it down for u, what Microsoft security copilot is and how it actually helps catch hackers using ai. sounds like sci-fi? nope, its real and its wild)) so what is it anyway? sooo Microsoft came up with this…