Microsoft Sentinel is an extremely powerful platform—but at scale, Windows telemetry (especially Security events) can quickly become one of the highest cost and noise drivers
Updated – 02/05/2026 – As of April 15, 2026, Microsoft has announced a new threshold enforcement for KQL queries and notebooks in the Microsoft Sentinel
Microsoft Sentinel has evolved from a cloud-native SIEM into a modern security data lake platform that enables organizations to ingest, retain, and analyze massive volumes
Enterprise Microsoft Sentinel deployments often require selective log replication between workspaces—from Production to Non-Production for testing, from regional instances to centralized Security Operations Centers (SOCs),
Microsoft Sentinel has become a leading cloud SIEM/XDR/SOAR platform, but organizations often struggle to get full value from it. High-volume security telemetry can drive up
This article will demonstrate how to enable and configure Diagnostic logging from all storage services within the Azure Storage Account – Blob, Queue, Table, and
Updated – 16/02/2026 – Microsoft announced Microsoft Sentinel’s CCF Push Feature. The push feature enables real-time, high-volume delivery of security data directly into Sentinel with
Modern SIEM and platform solutions like Microsoft Sentinel can ingest logs from virtually any source, including custom text and JSON logs from network appliances and
Updated—12/02/2026 — For supported Microsoft Defender XDR tables (MDE/MDO/MDA), you can now stream directly to the Microsoft Sentinel data lake while keeping XDR retention at
In early July 2025, Microsoft announced that Microsoft Sentinel in the Azure Portal will be deprecated as of July 1, 2026. From that date forward,