Intesa Sanpaolo accrues big cybersecurity dividends with Microsoft Sentinel, Copilot for Security | Microsoft Customer Stories
Protecting global operations demands agility — and that's what Intesa Sanpaolo achieved with Microsoft Sentinel and Copilot for Security. This customer story highlights how the financial giant gained efficiency, accelerated detection, and boosted analyst productivity using AI-assisted tools. Read the story to see the real-world benefits of integrating Sentinel with Copilot for Security. For tailored guidance, contact Infocon Services Inc and start improving your own detection and response outcomes.
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Why did Intesa Sanpaolo choose Microsoft Sentinel?
Intesa Sanpaolo opted for Microsoft Sentinel to enhance its cybersecurity posture in response to a constantly evolving threat landscape. The bank needed a scalable security information and event management system to simplify threat detection and address the challenges posed by increasing malicious actors, regulatory requirements, and a shortage of cybersecurity talent.
How does Microsoft Sentinel improve threat detection?
Microsoft Sentinel improves threat detection by providing enhanced visibility and AI-enabled capabilities that allow Intesa Sanpaolo to identify threats and anomalous behavior more quickly and effectively. The integration of cyberthreat intelligence feeds enables real-time insights into emerging threats, allowing the team to respond to potential security incidents faster.
What role does Microsoft Copilot for Security play?
Microsoft Copilot for Security assists Intesa Sanpaolo's cybersecurity teams by streamlining the process of generating Kusto Query Language (KQL) scripts, which helps new analysts become effective more quickly. It also allows senior analysts to focus on more complex tasks by automating repetitive ones, while providing valuable training on malicious patterns used by attackers.
Intesa Sanpaolo accrues big cybersecurity dividends with Microsoft Sentinel, Copilot for Security | Microsoft Customer Stories
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