Challenges Securing Connected Devices 

• Maintaining accurate device visibility across hybrid and cloud environments 
• Understanding unique device characteristics, user context, and vulnerabilities 
• Identifying potential threats and active attacks across managed and unmanaged devices 
• Creating segmentation and Zero Trust policies to improve security 
• Extending device insights into cloud workflows, SIEM/SOAR systems, and identity platforms 

ORDR and Microsoft Benefits 

Passively discover and classify all devices – ORDR analyzes network traffic alongside Microsoft endpoint, identity, and cloud telemetry to discover and classify every connected device and maintain an accurate, up-to-date inventory without agents, scanning, or impact to mission-critical systems. 

Gain granular device visibility – ORDR uses deep packet inspection, cloud and identity APIs, and application decoding techniques to identify, classify, and provide granular context for all connected devices across on-prem, remote, and cloud environments. 

Identify vulnerabilities and risks – ORDR integrates Microsoft user identity, endpoint insights, and threat data to identify devices with CVEs, risky configurations, or compromised user accounts. ORDR’s integrated intrusion detection engine inspects East-West traffic to uncover exploits and active threats, generating risk scores for every device and flow. 

Map and baseline device behavior – ORDR continuously analyzes device communications and identity activities to establish a baseline of normal operations, detect anomalous behavior, and highlight deviations that may indicate compromise. 

Accelerate segmentation and Zero Trust initiatives – ORDR provides essential device insights — enriched with Microsoft identity and endpoint context — to automate segmentation policies, accelerate Zero Trust projects, and improve security for both on-premises and cloud-connected devices. 

ORDR Integrations with Microsoft Products 

Active Directory 

ORDR integration with Active Directory (AD) enhances vulnerability detection and strengthens risk mitigation by correlating device activity with user credentials, user data, logins, and application usage. This unified view improves prioritization and accelerates incident investigations. 

Azure Compute 

ORDR integration with Microsoft Azure extends visibility into cloud workloads by incorporating Azure asset metadata into ORDR’s device inventory. This provides a complete, centralized view of the entire attack surface — on-premises and cloud. 

Defender 

ORDR integrates with Microsoft Defender to see and secure all managed and unmanaged devices. ORDR leverages Defender insights such as endpoint telemetry, vulnerability data, and threat detections for richer profiling and risk assessment, while providing a comprehensive device inventory across the environment.

DHCP 

ORDR integration with Microsoft DHCP servers improves MAC-to-IP accuracy by collecting real-time IP assignment data. This ensures that all alerts, flows, and security analytics are mapped to the correct device. 

Intune 

ORDR integrates with Microsoft Intune to leverage rich context from all Intune-managed remote endpoints (Android, iOS/iPadOS, Linux, macOS, Windows). ORDR collects device, user, and application details to enrich the ORDR Data Lake and provide comprehensive visibility across remote and hybrid work environments.

Sentinel 

ORDR integration with Microsoft Sentinel accelerates threat detection and incident response by feeding ORDR’s device intelligence directly into Sentinel analytics, helping security teams detect, investigate, and respond to incidents faster. 

Teams 

ORDR integration with Teams enables real-time alerting by sending ORDR threat and incident notifications directly into Microsoft Teams channels to help IT and security teams respond immediately. 

WinRM  

ORDR integration with WinRM simplifies Windows device profiling by collecting detailed information such as OS attributes, installed software, and antivirus data. This enhances vulnerability detection, compliance analysis, and risk scoring. 

ORDR Integrations with Microsoft Solutions 

Active Directory Federation Services and Entra ID (Azure AD) 

ORDR supports SSO via AD FS and Entra ID to centralize identity management and secure access to the ORDR platform. This enables seamless user authentication while strengthening access controls. 

Microsoft 2FA Authenticator 

ORDR supports Microsoft two-factor authentication (2FA) to provide an additional layer of protection for ORDR dashboard access. With quick setup via QR code, 2FA helps defend against phishing, brute-force attacks, and credential manipulation.