January 17, 2025
Public and private sector users of the standard Microsoft Purview Audit can now access new logging capabilities designed for cybersecurity through the Microsoft Expanded Cloud Log Implementation Playbook that the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency released Wednesday.
The log capabilities were previously accessible to Audit Premium subscribers only, CISA said. The guidance was released in partnership with the Office of Management and Budget, the Office of the National Cyber Director and Microsoft, the agency added.
Through the 60-page playbook, users can familiarize themselves with each of the Microsoft cloud security logs introduced in the guidance and their operationalization to support cybersecurity efforts. This development is a significant step forward for public and private sector organizations seeking to bolster their cybersecurity posture.
CISA's release of the Microsoft Expanded Cloud Log Implementation Playbook marks an important milestone in the ongoing effort to enhance cybersecurity across the United States. By providing users with access to new logging capabilities, the agency is empowering organizations to better detect, respond to, and prevent cyber threats.
The Microsoft Expanded Cloud Log Implementation Playbook is designed to be a comprehensive resource for organizations seeking to leverage Microsoft cloud security logs to improve their cybersecurity. The playbook provides detailed guidance on how to implement and operationalize the logs, as well as best practices for using the logs to support cybersecurity efforts.
The release of the playbook is the result of a collaborative effort between CISA, the Office of Management and Budget, the Office of the National Cyber Director, and Microsoft. This partnership reflects the agencies' commitment to working together to enhance cybersecurity and protect the nation's critical infrastructure.
The new logging capabilities made available through the playbook are expected to have a significant impact on the ability of public and private sector organizations to detect and respond to cyber threats. By providing users with access to more comprehensive and detailed logging data, the agency is enabling organizations to gain a better understanding of their cybersecurity posture and make more informed decisions about how to allocate resources to support cybersecurity efforts.
In addition to providing new logging capabilities, the Microsoft Expanded Cloud Log Implementation Playbook also offers guidance on how to use the logs to support cybersecurity efforts. The playbook includes information on how to configure the logs, how to use the logs to detect and respond to cyber threats, and how to integrate the logs with other cybersecurity tools and systems.
Overall, the release of the Microsoft Expanded Cloud Log Implementation Playbook is an important development for public and private sector organizations seeking to enhance their cybersecurity posture. By providing users with access to new logging capabilities and comprehensive guidance on how to use the logs, CISA is empowering organizations to better protect themselves against cyber threats and support the nation's cybersecurity efforts.
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