(SA) CISA Releases Complement to Tool for Detecting Possible Compromised Accounts and Applications – Azure/M365 Environment
Fellow InfraGard Louisiana Members,
Executive Summary
As of Thursday, April 8, the Department of Homeland Security’s (DHS) Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) announced release of a new tool to complement the Sparrow detection capability issued in December 2020. The new tool, designated “Aviary,” is intended for use by information technology and cybersecurity staffs for more effective visualization and analysis of data produced by Sparrow.
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Lester Millet III, President InfraGard Louisiana
Lester J. Millet III, LEM
Safety Agency Risk Manager / FSO Workgroup Chairman
Port of South Louisiana
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