How does Microsoft Defender for Identity enhance security in hybrid environments with Windows Server?

[ProfRon]

I remember setting up Defender for Identity last month. It spots sneaky moves in your network real quick. You mix on-prem servers with cloud stuff. It watches those Windows Servers like a hawk.

Think about users acting odd. It flags that fast. I had a coworker try funny business once. Defender caught it before trouble hit. You get alerts on your phone even.

Hybrid setups get messy sometimes. It ties everything together smooth. No more blind spots for bad actors. I love how it learns your normal patterns. Then it screams when something's off.

You run Windows Server in that mix. It digs into identity stuff deep. Like who logs in where and why. I tweak it for my team weekly. Keeps us one step ahead always.

It blocks lateral jumps too. You know, hackers hopping machines. Defender slams doors on that path. I saw it stop a test attack cold. Feels good knowing it's there watching.

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