Security Operations Centers (SOCs) rely heavily on alerts generated by SIEM, EDR, and other security tools. These alerts are essential, but…

As organizations adopt Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) and Extended Detection and Response (XDR) platforms, one question…

Imagine you’re responsible for monitoring thousands of security alerts every day.

Detection engineers often face a common challenge:

As defenders, we analyze more than logs and network traffic.

As organizations migrate to cloud-native security operations, analysts are expected to investigate enormous volumes of security data…

In the previous article, we learned how Kusto Query Language (KQL) helps analysts search and investigate security logs.

This setup is perfect for learning how log collection, monitoring, and basic SIEM workflows work in real life.

For almost a decade, many people have misunderstood one common idea:

Microsoft Sentinel is only as powerful as the data it receives.

Every day, Microsoft Sentinel collects millions of security events from endpoints, identities, cloud services, firewalls, and applications.

A SIEM can collect enormous amounts of security telemetry.

A modern SOC can generate millions of security events every day.

When Short Links Betray You: Open Redirect via Deep Link Misconfiguration

When Short Links Betray You: Open Redirect via Deep Link Misconfiguration