FNTS, a trusted managed services provider to organizations nationwide, now offers managed Microsoft Azure Sentinel. The new offering provides a modern approach to security analytics and automation through a single solution for alert detection, threat visibility, proactive hunting and threat response across entire infrastructures.
Azure Sentinel is the first cloud-native Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) platform from a major cloud provider that collects and analyzes activity from all applications and devices to detect threats, identify trends and take proactive and immediate action.
“With Azure Sentinel, enterprises can now keep pace with the exponential growth in security data, improve security outcomes without adding analyst resources and reduce hardware and operational costs,” FNTS Chief Information Security Office Robert LaMagna-Reiter said.
With Azure Sentinel managed by FNTS, organizations benefit from automation, artificial intelligence and machine learning capabilities. They also have access to FNTS’ optional 24/7 Security Operations Center (SOC) and Enterprise Managed Detection & Response (EMDR) capabilities.
“Instead of having to manage numerous security vendors, organizations can have a fully managed solution that ensures their cloud and on-site environments are always protected by highly skilled information security professionals who are on their front line and proactively involved in day-to-day incident and event management,” LaMagna-Reiter said.
FNTS provides unmetered incident response, full ownership of security operations (tiers 1-4) and peace of mind knowing that threats are identified and mitigated while program maturity is realized. As a Microsoft Gold Partner, Azure-certified architects at FNTS can build and fine-tune IT infrastructures to work smarter and faster by:
“As threats become more sophisticated, Azure Sentinel’s robust threat detection and monitoring tools close a critical gap in the market by providing customized and recommended actions to address potential vulnerabilities,” LaMagna-Reiter said.
For more information, visit fnts.com/security/sentinel.