Join us at Microsoft Build 2018
Barracuda will be presenting at Microsoft Build - their ultimate developer conference focused on cloud, artificial intelligence, mixed reality, and more. This year’s Build is May 7-9 in Seattle, and it an opportunity for the development community to learn about Microsoft’s latest solutions and initiatives as well as hear best practices from their peers.
Itay Bleier from Barracuda’s Sentinel group will be presenting at a partner showcase meant to demonstrate our partnership with Microsoft and how we leveraged the GraphAPI to build Sentinel. Sentinel is Barracuda’s ground-breaking solution to proactively combat spearphishing attacks. If you’re attending build, don’t miss Itay’s session!
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THR2436 Barracuda Sentinel: Microsoft Graph powered AI for real-time cyber fraud defense
Speaker(s):Ayuba Audu, Microsoft ; Itay Bleier, Barracuda Sentinel
Abstract: Many companies and software vendors build comprehensive extensibility solutions for Microsoft 365 that are powered by Microsoft Graph. Barracuda Sentinel combines AI, Anti-Fraud Training and Domain Fraud Detection into an AI for real-time spear phishing and cyber fraud defense solution for Microsoft 365 with G Suite and Slack support coming soon. Come behind the scenes to see how they’re doing it using features like delta query and webhooks, and how it drives more engagement with their customers.
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