We performed a comparison between Azure Key Vault and Microsoft Defender Threat Intelligence based on real PeerSpot user reviews.
Find out in this report how the two Microsoft Security Suite solutions compare in terms of features, pricing, service and support, easy of deployment, and ROI."The most valuable feature of Azure Key Vault is the secret storage of data."
"The solution does an excellent job of storing and retrieving our stored keys."
"It is a managed service in Azure, you do not have to worry about security other than managing your own identities."
"Considering the features provided by the product, I would say that the solution is available at a good price point."
"The product's integration capabilities are good."
"The platform provides straightforward integration with most of the other Azure services."
"The integration with other Azure services is one of the standout features for me. It allows us to use secrets from the Azure Key Vault seamlessly without direct interaction.Additionally, the ability to easily mark secrets for expiration and receive notifications is invaluable."
"The most valuable feature of the solution is the search for secrets feature that we use to store our passwords and connection strings."
"It just runs in the background. I don't have to worry about, making sure it's Intelligence. So, you know, this kind of makes it very easy, have to worry about installing. It is easy to use."
"The product’s most valuable feature is the ability to provide threat detection and protection simultaneously."
"The global review and remediation of malicious code is probably the most valuable feature."
"The product's initial setup phase was straightforward."
"The solution blocks incoming threats on the local PC or any cloud-based threats."
"The product provides efficient email security for sending links and file attachments."
"The product is useful when the end user downloads malware files."
"You can use it to monitor third parties and ensure they are not under threat attacks. It is beneficial in the GRC model."
"Microsoft Azure Key Vault could improve by enhancing the security of credentials. Without the security or the use of key vaults, we would have to configure our credentials into the source code as plain text without the encryption or security."
"The solution needs to improve its cost."
"One area for improvement is the notification system for secret expiration. It would be beneficial if the service could handle this more autonomously, eliminating the need for additional integrations."
"Many times, the first round of support itself will fail, and they will bring some more competent people in the subsequent support. So it gets into a hierarchical mode. By then, we will lose a good amount of time. The technical support needs improvement."
"I would rate the stability of Microsoft Azure Key Vault an eight out of ten. We use the solution in the data science field. If there is some outage, we did not notice any prolonged outage which would affect our business significantly while working with it."
"The slow response from the support team is one of the shortcomings of the solution that needs to be improved."
"Inability to access the solution on the phone."
"The initial setup could be less complex for first-time users."
"The solution could be more stable and precise because, at times, the threats detected are not legitimate."
"The stability of the product is an area of concern where improvements are required."
"We encounter problems connecting the product deployed on the user endpoints with the servers."
"Microsoft itself is a major target for attacks and threats due to its size and popularity. That could be considered Microsoft's Achilles heel."
"Having up-to-date documentation and real-time reflections in all portals would be beneficial to keep users informed about any changes. Additionally, the frequent changes in Microsoft's UI and the movement of features between different products in the set pose difficulties."
"Microsoft Defender Threat Intelligence is evolving and needs to fix and enhance numerous issues like stability and licensing. The continuous rebranding and licensing changes are confusing."
"One area where Microsoft Defender could be improved is in its support for non-Microsoft products, particularly for systems running Linux or other open-source platforms across ecosystems."
"It's a bit complicated to manage because you have many dependencies of servers, many dependencies in queue, and so on. Entries or different endpoints, and you make different configuration topics for each one. So that's a major problem."
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Azure Key Vault is ranked 11th in Microsoft Security Suite with 46 reviews while Microsoft Defender Threat Intelligence is ranked 16th in Microsoft Security Suite with 23 reviews. Azure Key Vault is rated 8.6, while Microsoft Defender Threat Intelligence is rated 8.4. The top reviewer of Azure Key Vault writes "Allows us to securely store our keys to prevent unauthorized access to unwanted users". On the other hand, the top reviewer of Microsoft Defender Threat Intelligence writes "A tool that offers endpoint protection with low maintenance costs". Azure Key Vault is most compared with AWS Secrets Manager, HashiCorp Vault, CyberArk Enterprise Password Vault, AWS Certificate Manager and Delinea Secret Server, whereas Microsoft Defender Threat Intelligence is most compared with Microsoft Sentinel, Cisco Threat Grid, STAXX, ThreatConnect Threat Intelligence Platform (TIP) and VirusTotal. See our Azure Key Vault vs. Microsoft Defender Threat Intelligence report.
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