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This is Part 3 of our Blog series on how to collect events using DCRs for advanced use cases: Part 1: The power of Data Collection Rules: Collecting events for advanced use cases in Microsoft USOP - Mic....
Monitoring Windows Security events is important to every organization's security. Security events can reveal a lot of information that might lead to the discovery of an attack, a sustained effort to access the organization's network and many other threats detrimental to the organization. Using Microsoft Sentinel to collect Windows events via Azure Monitor agent (AMA) provides you with an easy way to configure and filter events of interest.
When performing Security checks in customer environments I often find out that LAN Manager or NTLMv1 is still allowed. Most customers don't know that this setting leaves the environment highly vulnerable to attacks targeting their authentication methods. Why you should not use LAN Manager and NTLMv1 anymore you will read in this article. LAN Manager is the 'grandpa of authentication' in Windows Systems. It was implemented in 1987 and nowadays it is old and deprecated.
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