Mark, CEO of Senserva

About Mark Shavlik

Mark has extensive experience with both security technology and security business leadership. He has helped countless organizations keep their data secure through his technology. Mark started at Microsoft as one of the original developers of Windows NT, Mark went on to be the CEO of Shavlik Technologies which he grew into one of the most trusted and respected names in IT security.

Senserva helping customers with Microsoft Sentinel Notebooks

By Mark Shavlik|2021-11-03T19:17:26+00:00November 3, 2021|Categories: Azure Active Directory, Azure IAM, Azure Identity Protection, Azure Security, Azure Sentinel, Azure User Security, Microsoft 365 Security, Microsoft Sentinel, Microsoft Sentinel Notebooks, Senserva, Uncategorized|

We have been seeing a strong interest in using our open source solutions for quick creation of Microsoft Sentinel Notebooks. Please let us know if have specific needs and we [...]

Microsoft’s “Why Senserva” Video

By Mark Shavlik|2022-03-06T19:31:21+00:00November 3, 2021|Categories: Azure Active Directory, Azure Sentinel, Microsoft Sentinel, Senserva, shavlik|Tags: Azure, Security, Senserva, shavlik|

Thank you to Microsoft for working with us to create this quick Senserva overview video. It gives a full interview of how Senserva works with Microsoft, presented by CEO Mark [...]

Introducing Senserva, From our Guest And Azure Sentinel expert Cameron Fuller

By Mark Shavlik|2021-06-24T16:54:58+00:00June 9, 2021|Categories: Azure Active Directory, Azure Conditional Access, Azure IAM, Azure Identity Protection, Azure Security, Azure Sentinel, Azure User Security, Cloud Security, Microsoft 365 IAM, Microsoft 365 Security, Uncategorized|

(From our guest and good friend, Cameron Fuller and his detailed Azure Sentinel Blog) Welcome to the “Introducing” series (check here for the full list of blog posts in this series). In [...]

Microsoft Intelligent Security Association (MISA) and bit of Microsoft security history

By Mark Shavlik|2021-06-09T21:46:57+00:00June 9, 2021|Categories: Microsoft History, Senserva, shavlik|Tags: hfnetchk, mbsa, Microsoft, Microsoft History, Microsoft Security, shavlik|

Joining the Microsoft Intelligent Security Association (MISA), is the next big step in my long history of working directly with Microsoft to solve many end-user security challenges. https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/senserva-joins-microsoft-intelligent-security-association-misa-301298514.html "Senserva is [...]

Thank you to Rod Trent, Azure Sentinel Expert #1, for the Kind Reference to us

By Mark Shavlik|2021-06-09T20:26:33+00:00June 9, 2021|Categories: Azure Active Directory, Azure Applications Security, Azure Conditional Access, Azure IAM, Azure Identity Protection, Azure Security, Azure Sentinel, Azure User Security, Senserva|

https://www.getrevue.co/profile/AzureSentinelToday/issues/azure-sentinel-this-week-issue-14-626325 ... Secondly, I want to highlight something that should be of interest to anyone that’s been in the security biz for any length of time. Anyone remember the name Shavlik? [...]

Continuous Access Evaluation Enabled APIs

By Mark Shavlik|2021-01-08T20:02:25+00:00January 8, 2021|Categories: Azure Active Directory, Azure Aplications, Azure Applications Security, Azure Conditional Access, Azure IAM, Azure Identity Protection, Azure Security, Microsoft 365 IAM, Microsoft 365 Security, Microsoft Authentication Library|Tags: Access Token Life Time, Continuous Access Evaluation, MSAL|

Traditional Tokens Tokens are the core of API security on both Cloud and Kubernetes . (aka OAuth 2.0 Authorization) Since APIs most often give full read/write access to all things [...]

Conditional Access, PIM & Identity Protection

By Mark Shavlik|2021-01-11T19:00:17+00:00January 7, 2021|Categories: Azure Active Directory, Azure Applications Security, Azure Conditional Access, Azure IAM, Azure Identity Protection, Microsoft 365 IAM|Tags: Azure IAM, Identity Protection|

When recently overviewed two key items in Microsoft 365 user (IAM) security: PIM and Conditional Access. Another big part of AAD is the monitoring and response of Risky Users via [...]

Microsoft 365 User Security – We should all use PIM

By Mark Shavlik|2021-01-11T19:00:34+00:00January 4, 2021|Categories: Azure Active Directory, Azure IAM, Azure Security, Azure User Security, Cloud Security, Microsoft 365 Security|Tags: Active Directory, Cloud, IAM, Microsoft, Security|

Microsoft 365 user security/Identity and Access Management (IAM) is done via the often underutilized Azure Active Directory. AAD has a many features that easily and cost effectively help increase Cloud Security, one of the best features is PIM (Privileged Identity Management) but its not often used from our experiences.

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