Managed ITDR finds and stops active identity threats in Microsoft 365. Managed ISPM continuously hardens your environment, shutting down attack paths before they can be used. Together, they create a continuous prevention-and-response loop.
Join us for a practical update on how the two products work together, what’s changed since Managed ISPM became generally available, and how new deployment options help you apply protection more consistently.
What you’ll learn:
How ITDR and ISPM work together, and what each one does
What’s changed since Managed ISPM became generally available
How the latest deployment options help you apply protection consistently
How ISPM catches and fixes configuration drift before it becomes an attack path
What it means for your team: fewer identity gaps, faster remediation and clearer priorities
Who should watch the recording:
Internal IT teams and service providers who protect Microsoft 365 environments. Already running ITDR? You’ve got detection and response covered. Come see how adding ISPM helps keep the same attack from working twice.
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