Unwanted Access Device Info
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Mac Kay
Providing some details about the device when alerting on an unexpected location would help with assessing this situation
For example:
Device Name
Intune managed / Hybrid Joined
Conditional access status of the sign in
Knowing the device being used at the unexpected location is company owned, managed and conditional access compliant would significantly reduce the concern with it being in another country.
Conversely, a random sign in from an OS X device in an unexpected country when a user is PC based would be an immediate concern.
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Bjørn Mathisen
ITDR should also cross-reference EDR. If the user's device(s) were also seen in the same country, then that makes the escalation less critical, or even redundant.
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Chris Porosky
Please also identify the country of the VPN exit node in the Escalation, since Huntress currently only shows the IP number of the exit node and our team has to manually look up the country.
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Iain Tonner
Surfacing Intune device information into the Huntress console is crucial for efficient event management. When users travel, their sign-in logs may show activity from different countries, triggering alerts. By displaying the device status directly in Huntress, our team can quickly assess the situation without cross-referencing other systems, reducing unnecessary alerts and improving security management.
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Matthew Coombe
This is a critical feature for us also especially when the users sign in logs show the same device in their normal country and then they travel to another country and this is flagged as Unwanted Access. At a minimum we would like to see the device status in Huntress for Device ID and Device Compliance State so our team do not need to cross reference Entra ID when these alerts are triggered. Best case would be for Huntress to use the device telemetry in the sign in logs and if the same device was used within say 3 days in their normal home country then lower the risk score as this would be strong evidence that the user is travelling with a trusted/compliant device (assuming this is not classified as impossible travel).