Microsoft Sentinel EPS & Log Size Calculator v2.0

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Review the below Explainer video and accordingly please fill in the number of Devices for each of the sections and this calculator will automatically calculate its EPS (Events Per Second) and Storage Requirements
Note: We do not store or track any of this data on our server, this is all stored on your local browser cache.


Network Firewalls (Layer 7 Internal)
    
        
   Network Firewalls (Layer 7 - DMZ)
    
        
   Network Firewalls (Internal)
    
        
   Network Firewalls (DMZ)
    
        
   Windows Servers - HIGH EPS (Event Log)
    
        
   Windows Servers - MED EPS (Event Log)
    
        
   Windows Servers - LOW EPS (Event Log)
    
        
   Network Switches
    
        
   Other Network Devices
    
        
   Windows Clients (PCs / Tablets / POS)
    
        
   Linux Servers
    
        
   Network Routers
    
        
   Network Flows (NetFlow/S-Flow)
    
        
   Network Wireless LAN
    
        
   Network Load-Balancers
    
        
   Other Security Devices
    
        
   Network IPS/IDS
    
        
   Network VPN / SSL VPN
    
        
   Network Web Proxy
    
        
   HyperVisor (ESXi, Hyper-V etc)
    
        
   Azure Activity Logs (Direct Connect)
        Azure AD Identity Protection (Direct Connect)
        Office 365 (Direct Connect)
        Azure Defender (Direct Connect)
        Azure Defender for IoT (Direct Connect)
        Microsoft 365 Defender (Direct Connect)
        Microsoft Defender for Endpoint (Direct Connect)
        Microsoft Defender for Identity (Direct Connect)
        Microsoft Cloud App Security (Direct Connect)
        Some of the data connectors, such as Microsoft 365 Defender and MCAS, include both free and paid data types. Read this Document to know more.
Total Devices:
Total EPS:
Total GB/Day:
Estimated Bandwidth:
Weekly:
Monthly:
90 Days:
180 Days:
Yearly:

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Frequently Asked Questions

Tool URL:
https://ashwinitpro.blogspot.com/p/azure-sentinel-eps-log-size-calculator.html

What is Azure Sentinel?
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/sentinel/overview

Azure Pricing Calculator
https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/pricing/calculator/?service=azure-sentinel

Azure Sentinel ROI Estimator
https://tools.totaleconomicimpact.com/go/microsoft/azure_sentinel/index.html

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Last Updated: 03 Feb 2022

Comments

  1. UnknownOctober 20, 2021 at 7:49 AM

    This is amazing. How do you estimate the EPS based on the device type? Are those industry figures or your best professional estimate?

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  2. GuigasNovember 24, 2021 at 3:18 PM

    Thank you for Sharing!

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  3. UnknownFebruary 28, 2022 at 12:46 PM

    This is awesome, thank you for sharing

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  4. AnonymousMarch 4, 2022 at 10:25 PM

    Brilliant tool!

    One question - Data from Azure / MS365 does not seem to be calculated into Sentinel usage?
    How does one calculate usage for only ingesting Azure / MS365 data?

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