Microsoft Threat Intelligence portal retirement: The legacy Microsoft Threat Intelligence portal will be retired on August 1. Security teams must complete four essential pre-retirement checks to avoid disruptions to their threat intelligence operations.
The Microsoft Threat Intelligence portal has been a key resource for security professionals. With its retirement approaching, organizations relying on Microsoft Threat Intelligence need to act now. The first check is to verify all licenses to ensure continued access to premium threat data. Next, teams should confirm user permissions are correctly set for the transition. Missing this step could block critical threat intelligence workflows after the Microsoft Threat Intelligence portal is gone.
The third essential check involves reviewing all ongoing investigation projects. Security teams must export data from these projects before the cutoff to prevent loss of findings. Finally, check APIs and automated workflows that depend on the Microsoft Threat Intelligence portal. These integrations must be updated to use alternative feeds or new endpoints to maintain continuous threat visibility for your Microsoft Threat Intelligence operations.
The post Microsoft Threat Intelligence Portal Retires August 1: 4 Checks Before the Cutoff, which provides the full details, appeared first on TechRepublic. By completing these four checks now, security teams can transition smoothly. In conclusion, ensure licenses, permissions, projects, and APIs are ready before August 1 to maintain strong threat intelligence capabilities.