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Azure Sentinel native support for AWS CloudTrail logs

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26 juli 2019

What is AzSentinel and how does it fit in?

SecOps teams are increasingly challenged to protect assets across distributed environments, analyze the growing volume of security data, and prioritize response to real threats.

As a cloud-native SIEM solution (security information and event management), Azure Sentinel uses artificial intelligence (AI) and automation to help address these challenges. Azure Sentinel empowers SecOps teams to be more efficient and effective at responding to threats in the cloud, on-premises, and beyond.

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Ingesting AWS CloudTrail logs to Azure Sentinel

More than 60 percent of enterprises have a hybrid cloud strategy—a combination of private and multi-cloud deployments. We’re committed to help SecOps teams defend the entire stack, not just Microsoft workloads. That’s why Azure Sentinel includes built-in connectors to bring together data from Microsoft solutions with data from other cloud platforms and security solutions.

You can already ingest data from Azure activity logs, Office 365 audit logs, and alerts from Microsoft 365 security solutions at no additional cost. To further help our customers secure their entire multi-cloud estate, today we’re announcing the ability to import your AWS CloudTrail logs into Azure Sentinel at no additional cost from February 24, 2020 until June 30, 2020.

New and existing customers of Azure Sentinel can take advantage of this offer by using the built-in connector for AWS CloudTrail logs. Data retention charges after 90 days period and other related charges are applicable during this time as per Azure Sentinel terms.

Once connected to your AWS CloudTrail logs, you can visualize and get relevant insights using built-in workbooks. You can even customize these dashboards and combine insights from other sources to meet your needs:

Image showing credential abuse in AWS CloudTrail.

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