Microsoft security
You already pay for Microsoft security. UnifiedONE makes it act.
Microsoft Sentinel, Defender, Intune, and Entra ID give you a stream of strong signals. What they do not give you is one confident decision, applied the same way across every tenant. UnifiedONE adds that decision layer on top of the Microsoft stack you already run.
The gap
The Microsoft stack has the signals. It still needs a decision.
A well-run Microsoft environment produces an enormous amount of security telemetry. Microsoft Sentinel collects and correlates it, Microsoft Defender watches endpoints and email, Microsoft Intune manages devices and compliance, and Microsoft Entra ID guards identity. Each is strong on its own.
The hard part is turning all of that into one clear action, consistently, for every tenant you run, before impact. That is where teams drown in alerts, and where a threat one organization already understands gets investigated again somewhere else. UnifiedONE sits above the stack and makes the call.
The stack, operationalized
Every Microsoft signal, working toward one decision
UnifiedONE treats the Microsoft security stack as one of its richest sources of signal. It reads from each service, then decides and applies protection in its own engine.
Microsoft Sentinel
The SIEM signal. UnifiedONE consumes Sentinel's correlated events as input to its own decision, so detections turn into protection instead of another queue to triage.
Microsoft Defender
Endpoint, email, and identity telemetry from Defender XDR feeds the decision, so a threat seen on one surface is acted on across every connected tenant.
Microsoft Intune
Device and compliance posture from Intune tells UnifiedONE which endpoints meet the baseline, so protection reflects the real state of the estate.
Microsoft Entra ID
Identity is the front door. UnifiedONE uses Entra ID signals to stop risky sign-ins and enforce access, because most attacks log in rather than break in.
Security Copilot
Where you use Security Copilot to investigate, UnifiedONE complements it: Copilot helps your analyst ask the question, UnifiedONE applies the validated answer everywhere at once.
One decision, every tenant
The output is not another dashboard. It is a single protection decision, applied consistently across every tenant and region you operate, before impact.
How it works
Microsoft signals in, community-validated protection out
UnifiedONE never asks you to rip anything out. It adds one intelligence layer on top of Microsoft and makes the decision the stack cannot make for you.
Read the signals
Take in telemetry from Sentinel, Defender, Intune, and Entra ID alongside other sources. Microsoft is a source, not the judge.
Validate against the community
Correlate and risk-score each signal against what the wider community has already confirmed, so a threat is understood once and trusted everywhere.
Apply one protection decision
Enforce the right action for each tenant at the front gate, before impact, and hold every tenant to the same standard.
Microsoft security questions, answered
What is Microsoft Sentinel?
Microsoft Sentinel is Microsoft's cloud-native SIEM and SOAR platform. It collects security telemetry from across your environment, correlates it into incidents, and supports investigation and automation. UnifiedONE consumes Sentinel's signals as input to its own protection decision.
What is Microsoft Defender?
Microsoft Defender is Microsoft's XDR suite, covering endpoints, email and collaboration, identity, and cloud apps. It generates detection signals that UnifiedONE uses, alongside other sources, to decide and apply protection across every connected tenant.
Do I still need UnifiedONE if I already have Microsoft security?
Yes. Microsoft Sentinel, Defender, Intune, and Entra ID produce excellent signals, but they leave you to turn those signals into one consistent action for every tenant. UnifiedONE adds that decision layer and applies validated protection everywhere at once, before impact.
How does UnifiedONE work with Microsoft Sentinel?
UnifiedONE reads Sentinel's correlated events as one of its signal sources, validates them against community intelligence, and applies a single protection decision across your tenants. Sentinel keeps doing what it does well; UnifiedONE makes the call and enforces it.
Does UnifiedONE replace my Microsoft security tools?
No. UnifiedONE replaces nothing. It adds one intelligence and decision layer on top of the Microsoft stack you already run, so you get more value from the licenses you already pay for.
Get more from the Microsoft security you already pay for.
See how UnifiedONE turns Microsoft Sentinel, Defender, Intune, and Entra ID signals into one validated protection decision, applied across every tenant.