What security and IT admins need to know about Microsoft Threat Protection

The video tutorial provides an in-depth look at Microsoft Threat Protection, which includes four main components: Microsoft Defender ATP, Azure ATP, Microsoft Cloud App Security, and Office 365 ATP. Each component offers unique features to enhance security, such as antivirus protection, threat tracking, cloud application security, and advanced threat protection for Office 365. The tutorial also discusses licensing considerations, the importance of filtering phishing attacks, and the integration of these tools with existing security measures.

Which of the following is NOT a component of Microsoft Threat Protection?

• Office 365 ATP

• Microsoft Defender ATP

• Azure ATP

• Google Cloud Security

What feature of the Microsoft Defender Security Center helps track actions during a ransomware attack?

• Threat Analysis

• Timeline Feature

• Antivirus Scanning

• Cloud Monitoring

What is the primary purpose of Office 365 ATP?

• To manage cloud applications

• To track domain controller threats

• To monitor VPN connections

• To enhance email security with features like anti-phishing and safe links

Why is it important to have a filter between your email client and the outside world?

• To increase email storage

• To improve email speed

• To prevent phishing attacks

• To reduce spam emails

What does Azure Advanced Threat Protection monitor in addition to cloud assets?

• Email attachments

• On-premise domains

• Web traffic

• Social media accounts

What kind of alerts can be set up with Microsoft Cloud App Security?

• Frequent travel alerts

• Weather alerts

• Email spam alerts

• Social media alerts

What does Azure ATP help detect in Active Directory?

• Software updates

• Modification to sensitive groups

• New user registrations

• Email forwarding