Microsoft Defender
Gather devices and add threat data to assets from Microsoft Defender
Details
Gain inventory visibility into the antivirus status and endpoint security configurations managed by Microsoft Defender for Endpoint within vScope. Notice that the Microsoft Defender integration is part of vScope's integration to Azure Resource Manager.
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Microsoft Defender threat status inventory
View the current status of malware protection and definition updates across your managed endpoints within your central inventory.
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Microsoft Defender policy compliance overview
Understand the enforcement status of your security policies configured in Microsoft Defender across your devices as inventoried in vScope.
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Extended inventory with Defender Device inventory
Extend vScope's discovery by adding devices discovered using Microsoft Defender's built-in device discovery. If configured, the assets will automatically show up in vScope, allowing for discovery of eg. IoT-devices.
Asset Types
- Mobile Devices
- Applications (Software)
- Laptops
- Servers
Example of Bundled Content
- Microsoft Defender Overview
- Microsoft Defender - Configurations Overview
- Microsoft Defender: Antivirus is not enabled
- Microsoft Defender: No scan last 14 days
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Recent blog posts
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Tracker evolves: from case list to compliance overview
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