You are a global administrator in a company with a Microsoft 365 subscription with Microsoft 365 E5 licenses assigned to your users.
You have configured an Azure sentinel solution, and to further enhance your security, you want to integrate Threat Intelligence into your Sentinel solution.
What should you do first?
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A. B. C. D.Correct Answer: D
You need to enable your solution to harvest information from Azure AD by registering an App registration in Azure AD.
This enables your solution to connect and send threat indicators.
After you have registered the application and configured API permissions, you can connect your Azure Sentinel solution to Threat Intelligence by navigating to Azure Sentinel - Data Connectors and selecting the Threat Intelligence Platforms connector.Option A is incorrect.
Creating a key vault not relevant in this scenario.
Option B is incorrect.
This is the way to connect Sentinel to Threat Intelligence, but you must first register an application in Azure AD.Option C is incorrect.
Creating a log analytics workspace is not relevant in this scenario.
To know more about connecting Azure sentinel to threat intelligence, please refer to the link below:
If you want to integrate Threat Intelligence into your Azure Sentinel solution, the first step you should take is to add the Threat Intelligence Platforms (Preview) Data connector in Azure Sentinel.
The Threat Intelligence Platforms (Preview) data connector allows you to enrich the security data in your Azure Sentinel workspace with threat intelligence information from various external sources, such as Microsoft Intelligent Security Graph, VirusTotal, and other security providers.
Here are the steps to add the Threat Intelligence Platforms (Preview) Data connector in Azure Sentinel:
Once you have added the Threat Intelligence Platforms (Preview) data connector, Azure Sentinel will start to ingest the threat intelligence data and enrich your security data with this information.
It's important to note that before you can add the Threat Intelligence Platforms (Preview) data connector, you must have already configured an Azure Sentinel solution and connected it to the relevant data sources, such as Microsoft 365 logs, Azure activity logs, or other security solutions.