BlueVoyant Launches Microsoft Defender ISOC Deployment Service
BlueVoyant launches a deployment service that helps enterprises adopt the Integrated Security Operations Center in Microsoft Defender, the company announced in a press release. The ISOC combines security information and event management with extended detection and response in the Defender portal, providing shared signals, context, and controls for security teams and AI agents.
The service supports Microsoft 365 E5, E7, and Microsoft Defender Suite customers. It covers deployment and configuration for Defender for Endpoint, Identity, Office 365, Cloud Apps, and Entra ID Identity Protection. It also includes guidance on custom detections, workbooks, automation, user and entity behavior analytics, and use case engineering.
Eligible customers and prospects can start with a no cost readiness assessment. The deployment service is available now, subject to the agreed scope, customer eligibility, and Microsoft's phased ISOC rollout.
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