Security and Compliance
The company found that its cloud solutions were at risk of cyberattack, so it sought out improved data security, better identity management, and refined control of role-based permissions.
Reported impact
The company found that its cloud solutions were at risk of cyberattack, so it sought out improved data security, better identity management, and refined control of role-based permissions.
QNET built its Microsoft solution to improve security and governance workflows. The company found that its cloud solutions were at risk of cyberattack, so it sought out improved data security, better identity management, and refined control of role-based permissions. Azure ran model inference or heavy processing. The company found that its cloud solutions were at risk of cyberattack, so it sought out improved data security, better identity management, and refined control of role-based permissions. Microsoft Entra ID, Microsoft Sentinel, and Microsoft Copilot for Security gave the company visibility into and control over employees' permissions and roles, making the apps and data QNET relies on for everyday functionality more secure than ever. The stack stayed governed and extensible on Microsoft.
"As early adopters of Microsoft Copilot for Security, we can report up to 40 percent time savings and 60 percent increased efficiency for our security teams, regardless of their level of expertise," says Andaya.
"We've seen our secure score go from 42 percent to 73 percent," says Mardemootoo.
"With Microsoft Sentinel, Microsoft Entra ID, Intune, and Copilot for Security, the QNET SOC team and I now have the advanced investigative tools we need to not only take on a more adaptable and agile security posture, but to respond to complex, advanced mystery threats for years to come." Find out more about QNET on Twitter Facebook Instagram YouTube LinkedIn "We've seen our secure score go from 42 percent to 73 percent.
On busy days, Microsoft Sentinel collects as much as 100 gigabytes of signals data from QNET's Microsoft Azure workloads.
The company found that its cloud solutions were at risk of cyberattack, so it sought out improved data security, better identity management, and refined control of role-based permissions.
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