Liam Jones

Defender for Endpoint contains a whole host of software inventories and vulnerability information for onboarded devices in your environment – which is great in terms of technical capability. However gathering this data quickly isn't always the easiest... Our security engineer Liam provides some handy KQL tips to speed up this process within Defender.

Attackers are increasingly utilising QR codes in their phishing campaigns because they don’t just evade standard detection, they are incredibly difficult to detect without some significant effort.

Defender for Cloud (DfC) is a cloud-native platform designed to protect multiple workloads, across several environments, by utilising a plethora of capabilities. Defender for Cloud isn’t new, it’s been available to the public since 2019, so why make a blog post on it now?