Microsoft Sentinel deployment

Microsoft Sentinel gives you cloud-native SIEM and SOAR, but a default deployment is noisy and expensive. We deploy Sentinel with a workspace design that controls ingestion cost, the connectors that matter for a Microsoft estate, tuned analytics rules, and automation playbooks - plus the runbooks your team needs to actually respond.

What's included

  • Log Analytics workspace and Sentinel design with data-retention and cost controls
  • Data connectors: Entra ID, Microsoft 365, Defender XDR, Azure activity, key third parties
  • Analytics rules tuned to reduce false positives, mapped to MITRE ATT&CK
  • Automation (SOAR) playbooks for common containment actions
  • Workbooks for the metrics leadership asks about
  • Incident response runbooks and an operations handover

How we work

01

Scope

A fixed statement of work: what we will do, what you receive, and the timeline. Agreed before any work starts.

02

Execute

We do the work in your tenant with least-privilege access, with updates at defined checkpoints - not radio silence.

03

Hand off

Documentation, runbooks, and a walkthrough so your team can operate what we built.

Microsoft Sentinel Deployment: common questions

Will Sentinel be expensive to run?

It depends entirely on what you ingest. We design the workspace around cost from the start - the right tables, the right retention, and filtering noisy sources - and give you a projected monthly figure before deployment.

Do you provide a managed SOC after deployment?

We deploy and document Sentinel so your team or an MSSP can operate it. Ongoing tuning and incident support can be scoped as a retainer.

How long until we see alerts?

Core connectors and detections are usually live within the first week or two; the remaining time is tuning and automation.

Talk to a senior architect about microsoft sentinel deployment

A short call to understand your environment, then a fixed-scope proposal. Based in Denver, Colorado; we work with clients across the US remotely.