Senserva Blog

We've been running Siemserva through beta testing with a group of IT pros over the past several weeks. Most of the feedback has been what you'd expect - performance notes, UI suggestions, questions about specific findings. Useful stuff. Normal stuff.

Hey folks, Rod Trent from Microsoft here - guest-blogging again!

Today we're launching something that changes the game. Not with hype, not with buzzwords, but with something the security industry desperately needs: a tool you'll actually want to use. Siemserva is live. Right now. $99 for a limited time. Security Shouldn't Require a PhD Here's the truth nobody ...

A Note from Clay: We're excited to welcome back Rod Trent as a guest contributor to the Senserva blog. For those who don't know Rod, he's a Senior Program Manager for Cybersecurity and AI at Microsoft, works on Copilot for Security, and co-hosts the Microsoft Security Insights Show. He also wrote ...

It seems we’ve being talking a lot about AI recently, and there’s a good reason for it. And it’s not what you might think.

We've been thinking a lot about trust lately. Not the "do you trust this vendor" kind of trust, but the deeper question: when should you trust AI to make decisions on its own, and when should it ask for help?

Entra ID. Intune. Sentinel. The Three Pillars of Microsoft Security, Now Fully Integrated with Drift Manager

Last week's webinar with Crayon proved something we've been seeing for months: the Asia Pacific region isn't just interested in configuration drift management anymore. They're urgently deploying it.

You know what's rare in this industry? Finding a partner who doesn't just sell your product, but actually thinks about the problems it solves. Someone who reads the same security articles you do and immediately connects the dots to real customer pain.