Config files for my GitHub profile.
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Config files for my GitHub profile.
Defender for Endpoint Advanced Hunting Queries
Welcome to the Cloud Security Toolkit repository, your all-in-one destination for cutting-edge cloud security resources! Whether you're diving into offensive strategies, mastering threat hunting, or bolstering your blue-team defenses, this repo has you covered.
[SETUP] Kirby as a Headless CMS (Kirby + KQL)
Kusto Query Language is a powerful tool to explore your data and discover patterns, identify anomalies and outliers, create statistical modeling, and more. The query uses schema entities that are organized in a hierarchy similar to SQLs: databases, tables, and columns
Training content for course delegates.
Use KQG and generate Kusto scripts | Used with Defender ATP
CyberThreat Monitor (SIEM Lab) with Microsoft Azure is a comprehensive threat monitoring solution built on Azure Sentinel, providing real-time visibility into global cyber threats.
A comprehensive Kusto Query Language (KQL) learning repository covering basic syntax to advanced topics, with hands-on exercises, code samples, and resources for data analysis in Azure Data Explorer.
Ressources nécessaire ou facilitant la sécurisation de son environnement Microsoft 365.
Collection of KQL queries for sentinel and defender for organization wide monitoring
Custom made Query which you can run in your Microsoft Defender - Advanced Hunting tool to look for network activity related to Egregor Ransomware.
A comprehensive collection of Kusto Query Language (KQL) scripts and tools for simplified log analysis and troubleshooting in Azure and DevOps environments.
A collection of custom KQL Queries that I've written or modified for 365 Defender's 'Advanced Threat Hunting.'
A Jekyll-powered blog, to share my experience and learnings about DevOps, CyberSecurity, Edge-Computing and other Next-Generation Cloud technologies.
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