Key Takeaways:
- The new 1Password integration with Microsoft Sentinel allows IT admins to import 1Password Events API data into Sentinel.
- This integration provides real-time alerts and a customizable dashboard for tracking security events.
- The solution consolidates 1Password logs into Sentinel, offering insights into user adoption, item modifications, and file uploads.
Microsoft has announced that a new 1Password integration is now generally available for Sentinel customers. This new tool enables organizations to import 1Password Events API data directly into Sentinel, enhancing their security oversight and management.
1Password is a secure password manager that allows users to store their passwords and sensitive information in an encrypted vault. It offers various features such as secure sharing, password generation, and automatic form filling. 1Password ensures the protection of users’ data with end-to-end encryption and two-factor authentication.
“This brings visibility to 1Password audit events, sign-in activity, and shared item usage, with the full power of Microsoft Sentinel. You can get started right away with alerts and a dynamic, customizable dashboard thanks to out-of-the-box analytics rules and workbooks,” 1Password explained.
The new 1Password integration with Microsoft Sentinel lets administrators monitor security events, such as failed login attempts and account changes, with real-time alerts. It also offers actionable suggestions to help proactively identify and address potential security threats and attacks.
Additionally, 1Password for Microsoft Sentinel provides insights into user adoption, item changes, and file uploads, improving transparency and accountability in enterprises. It also offers a streamlined reporting experience by consolidating 1Password logs directly within Microsoft Sentinel.
This new integration allows security teams to effectively monitor and manage credentials within their organizations. It also enables quick analysis of security risks and helps identify, investigate, and mitigate threats. For instance, enterprise admins can set up alerts for changes to user MFA settings and privilege escalations within 1Password.
“We all know how crucial visibility is for security teams. This collaboration helps bridge that visibility gap, surfacing and visualizing 1Password events directly in Microsoft Sentinel, allowing businesses to take a more proactive approach to reducing risk,” said Natee Pretikul, Principal Product Management Lead at Microsoft.
Microsoft notes that this new integration is currently available for all Sentinel customers with a 1Password Business account through the Azure Marketplace. You can learn more about connecting an account from the integrations directory in 1Password Business on this support page.