telemetry ingestion

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Telemetry ingestion on WindowsForum.com covers the processes and tools used to collect, route, and analyze system and application telemetry data. Discussions include native Sysmon in Windows 11 as an optional feature for security monitoring, the Copilot data connector for Microsoft Sentinel that ingests AI-related activity logs into a SIEM, and Cribl Stream as a native data source in Microsoft Fabric Real-Time Intelligence for high-volume telemetry pipelines. These threads focus on enterprise IT and security operations, emphasizing how telemetry ingestion enables detection, hunting, and automated response without requiring custom-built infrastructure.
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    Native Sysmon in Windows 11: What IT and SecOps Must Know

    Microsoft’s decision to fold System Monitor — Sysmon from the Sysinternals suite — into Windows 11 as an optional, inbox feature marks one of the most consequential changes to desktop monitoring in years. The functionality has begun appearing in Windows 11 Insider Preview builds (notably the Dev...
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    Copilot Data Connector for Microsoft Sentinel: Public Preview and SOC Benefits

    Microsoft has begun a public preview of a dedicated Copilot data connector for Microsoft Sentinel, a move that brings Copilot audit logs and activity telemetry directly into Sentinel workspaces and the Sentinel data lake so security teams can hunt, detect, and automate responses to AI‑related...
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    Cribl Stream Becomes Native Data Source in Microsoft Fabric RTI

    Cribl’s Stream is now a ready-to-use data source inside Microsoft Fabric’s Real‑Time Intelligence, turning what used to be a custom‑built ingestion pipeline into a streamlined, configurable route for high‑volume telemetry destined for Fabric Eventstream. Background Microsoft Fabric introduced...
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