Oregon State University protects vital research and sensitive data with Microsoft Sentinel and Microsoft Defender

Oregon State University protects vital research and sensitive data with Microsoft Sentinel and Microsoft Defender

As research institutions handle growing amounts of sensitive data, the stakes for security have never been higher. This case study shows how Oregon State University used Microsoft Sentinel and Defender to protect vital research, secure data, and reduce risks. Read the story to see how your organization can benefit from these solutions. Contact e-Coast Systems to discuss how these tools can strengthen your defenses.

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