MARKETPLACE · CONNECTOR
Microsoft Sentinel
Make every Mindlapse audit event visible in Microsoft Sentinel: your analysts detect and investigate from the console they already use.
Connector sheet
AvailableSIEM OTLP over HTTP Connected to Mindlapse
- Type SIEM
- Publisher Microsoft (opens in a new tab)
Credentials encrypted at rest Scheduled rotation with expiry alerts Synchronizations orchestrated and logged
Microsoft Sentinel is the cloud-native SIEM of the Microsoft security stack. Connected to Mindlapse over OTLP, it ingests the platform’s audit trail into the workspace your analysts already detect and investigate from.
Governance events join the same analytics rules, workbooks and incidents as the rest of the Microsoft estate: a sensitive action in Mindlapse can raise, enrich or close an incident like any other signal.
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IN MINDLAPSE
What Mindlapse does with it.
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Audit events into the workspace
The platform’s audit trail is exported over OTLP to the endpoint of your Sentinel ingestion pipeline, as structured log records.
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One place to investigate
Your analytics rules, hunting queries and workbooks read GRC activity next to identity, endpoint and cloud events.
CONNECTOR SECURITY
Connected, without becoming a liability.
- Credentials encrypted at rest
- Scheduled rotation with expiry alerts
- Synchronizations orchestrated and logged
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Also in the catalog.
- Splunk (HEC) SIEM · Available Bring your Mindlapse audit trail into Splunk: your SOC correlates GRC activity with the rest of its security telemetry, in one place.
- Elastic SIEM · Available Centralize Mindlapse activity in Elastic Security, searchable and alertable alongside your other security logs.
- IBM QRadar SIEM · Available Feed QRadar with Mindlapse audit events: your SOC correlates sensitive actions and configuration changes with its other sources.
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