Security operations and incident response
Strategy and deploymentMicrosoft Zero Trust Workshop - SecOps
In brief
Updated Microsoft security guidance documentation in security-docs/zero-trust/workshop-zero-trust-security-operations.md.
What security teams need to know
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Security operation (SecOps) is foundational to Zero Trust because it ensures not only that threats are prevented, but also that they are continuously detected, investigated, and responded to. In a Zero Trust model, organizations assume breach, making strong SecOps capabilities essential to contain attacks, reduce impact, and maintain resilience.
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