Microsoft Defender Threat Intelligence Reviews

I use Microsoft Defender Threat Intelligence at my home for its threat prevention and blocking capabilities.

I can't comment on the valuable features offered by Microsoft Defender Threat Intelligence as the PC at my home is currently used by my family while I use my office laptop.

In Microsoft Defender Threat Intelligence, automatic threat blocking and in-memory attacks are areas of concern where improvements are required.

The stability of the product is an area of concern where improvements are required.

I have been using Microsoft Defender Threat Intelligence for a couple of years. I am a user of the product.

It is a stable solution. I rate the product's stability a six out of ten.

It is not a scalable solution since I use it on a PC at home, so per PC, a license amount is paid.

Only one person uses the solution at my home.

The product's initial setup phase was straightforward.

The product's installation phase just requires me to enable it on my system, as Microsoft Defender Threat Intelligence is a product that came along when I purchased my laptop.

The product is deployed based on the product's licenses, so it doesn't matter whether it is deployed on an on-premises model or on the cloud.

The basic requirements offered by the product are good enough for home-based PCs.

I use the product's default version, which is a free one and not the licensed version.

I rate the overall product a six to seven out of ten.

Microsoft Defender Threat Intelligence should integrate with different platforms. 

I rate the tool's stability a ten out of ten. 

The tool's deployment depends on the infrastructure's complexity. I do the deployment for my customers. 

Microsoft Defender Threat Intelligence is part of the system. I rate it a nine out of ten. 

The protection provided by Microsoft Defender Threat Intelligence is robust and effective.

It efficiently helped us in threat hunting.

The malware virus posed significant security challenges, but Microsoft played a pivotal role in addressing and resolving the incident.

The timeliness and accuracy of Threat Intelligence are commendable.

The primary advantage lies in its robust security and overall performance.

Its user-friendliness is its most valuable aspect. I am satisfied with its performance in general.

It would be beneficial to enhance the pricing structure and make it more affordable.

I have been using it for six months.

It provides good stability capabilities with occasional delays. I would rate it eight out of ten.

I would rate its scalability abilities eight out of ten.

I used Norton previously, but that was quite some time ago.

The initial setup was straightforward.

Deployment is quick, typically ranging from five to ten minutes. I was responsible for the deployment. First, you need to install the antivirus software on the system. Then proceed with the installation process.

It's reasonably priced, though there's room for further improvement.

I would recommend it because of its strong security and user-friendly interface. Overall, I would rate it eight out of ten.

We use the product as a defender for Office 365, endpoints, and security-dependable cloud apps.

The product provides efficient email security for sending links and file attachments. It has valuable features for anti-spam and antivirus. It integrates well with Microsoft Sentinel as well.

We encounter problems connecting the product deployed on the user endpoints with the servers. Additionally, the license model for the servers needs improvement.

We have been using Microsoft Defender Threat Intelligence for two years.

It is a very stable product.

Microsoft Defender Threat Intelligence is scalable.

The initial setup is simple. However, it takes a lot of bandwidth to scan the device. It is challenging to deploy backups of thousands of computers. We have to configure the integration between the Defender for the endpoint and the server. The deployment and maintenance process requires one technical engineer to troubleshoot issues by reviewing PCs and setups.

They offer two license plans: Microsoft Defender for endpoints and Microsoft Defender for businesses.

I have evaluated Kaspersky.

I advise others to develop a good infrastructure and a vision for security before deploying any product. I rate Microsoft Defender Threat Intelligence a nine out of ten.

We use it for Cloud Security and Endpoint Protection. We have offices in each country on the planet. And so we have many, many, many external people who work with this solution. 

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.

I would like to see a feature that would allow us to easily manage our Defender configurations.

It needs high-level administration.

We have been using it for about six months.

It is a very stable product.

It is very scalable. There are approximately 2,000 endpoints and up to 200 servers in our company.

I used Trend Micro. Trend Micro has an easier grid, but the functions are the same.

The advantage is to have only one vendor, which provides Office tickets, communication, storage, and cloud. It's just one solution from one end, from one provider.

We have our documents and processes in the cloud, in the Microsoft cloud.

The maintenance is done by Microsoft. We are on-premises, and our configuration allows access outside the company's local data center.

I would recommend using this solution. It works. We have no problems with it.

Overall, I would rate the solution an eight out of ten. 

Threat Intelligence is a modern antivirus XDR solution that we use to protect the environment, identities, data, and endpoints from attacks.

It was an excellent tool for its covered area and protected data, applications and controlled user access remotely.

I value how Threat Intelligence integrates with the different platforms in Microsoft.

I would like to see more AI features and capabilities.

I've been providing the solution to customers for a little over two years.

I rate Microsoft Defender Threat Intelligence's stability a ten out of ten.

I rate Microsoft Defender Threat Intelligence's scalability a ten out of ten. We have about 50 customers using the solution.

The technical support for Threat Intelligence is very good.

We have previously tried Trend Micro Palo Alto CrowdStrike and several others. We chose Microsoft Defender Threat Intelligence because it has more features and functionalities, is more effective with attacks, and integrates better with different platforms, especially Sentinel, which helped us build a SOC. Threat Intelligence has better reactivity, too, so this solution was what we needed. The other solutions were a bit more complicated and had limitations.

Another interesting thing was how the solution had other data applications, not only endpoints but also identity and so on.

The initial setup is not complicated at all. Threat Intelligence is something engineers can develop and deploy properly. However, the initial setup's difficulty depends on the experience the engineers have with the cases that they need to deploy for, and this is where the skills come into play.

The time taken to deploy the solution depends really on the scenarios. And besides this company, we deployed the solution for small projects, which took less than ten days. There is also integration with Sentinel and third-party tools, so the time to deploy Threat Intelligence depends on what's needed. The deployment, when compared to other solutions, Is not complicated and does not take much time.

The solution can be licensed, but most users would already have it in their Office 365 license. They just need to use it. The solution is very cost-effective and not expensive compared to what other vendors provide. Since the solution is part of a bigger bundle, customers would not have to pay extra.

I rate Microsoft Defender Threat Intelligence a ten out of ten. People planning to implement this solution can confidently choose it. I wouldn't hesitate a minute to renew my license because it's very cost-effective and rich in functionalities. It has more features than other vendors' applications.

We use the product to capture the logs, collect data, and understand patterns.

The product provides smooth functioning for our service desk and the technical team. It helps in efficiently generating reports to update the management.

There could be AI functionality included for features like reporting and dashboard preparation.

We have been using Microsoft Defender Threat Intelligence for more than a year.

The product has high stability.

The product has high scalability.

The technical support services are excellent.

The initial setup process is straightforward. It took us three months to deploy.

We implemented the product with the help of an integrator.

Microsoft Defender Threat Intelligence generates a good return on investment.

The product’s pricing is worth it.

I recommend Microsoft Defender Threat Intelligence to others and rate it a nine out of ten.

We use the product for endpoint security of machines. It includes threat detection, defining compliance rules, and governance policies. It helps us with extracting reports as well.

The platform ensures that the environment is fully protected. Its operational excellence helps us reduce resource costs. We do not need a large team to manage security. The subscription models provide monthly and short-term -plans. We can the number of items scale according to the requirements, and dynamically adjust resources during lean periods. It doesn’t require us to purchase long-term licensing plans.

The product’s most valuable feature is the ability to provide threat detection and protection simultaneously. It doesn’t require additional power for processing similar to other products.

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.

We have been using Microsoft Defender Threat Intelligence for five years.

We have 7000 Microsoft Defender Threat Intelligence users. It scales automatically depending on the requirements. It is a highly available application.

The technical support team responds immediately to the queries.

Positive

The initial setup is straightforward. It has a good amount of documentation available to refer to the steps. It is a cloud-based application and thus, easy to implement compared to an out-of-the-box version. It can be deployed on endpoint devices as well.

The product has multiple subscription models. The pricing is expensive, but it is justifiable considering the amount of threat-related information it provides.

The platform is built for threat detection and protection. It saves the environment from zero-day attacks. It offers an intermittent mechanism for new operating system updates. It can be integrated with many enterprise-grade solutions. We can build APIs and explore the logs as well.

Microsoft Defender has played a crucial role in addressing security incidents related to auditing and compliance within our organization. During audits, a common requirement is to ensure that the environment is fully patched, updated, and compliant with all necessary security measures. With Defender in place, it allows auditors direct access to relevant reports, and verify them.

I advise others to use the product if they are planning to move to a cloud environment. It gives a sufficient amount of information or threat intelligence data.

I rate it a nine out of ten.