Protect Your Linux Endpoints and Servers with Microsoft Defender - Advanced Security for the Modern Workplace
đ„Protect Your Linux Endpoints and Servers with Microsoft Defender - Advanced Security for the Modern Workplaceđ„
Simplify server protection in hybrid clouds with Microsoft Defender by following the below:
đHow to enable Defender for Endpoint integration for Linux machines: âïžDefender for Endpoint integration will be enabled for Windows and Linux by DEFAULT on any new subscription when Defender for Servers is enabled for the first time. However, in case the following three dependencies are true, Defender for Endpoint for Linux integration is not automatically enabled: âYour subscription was created earlier than August 2021. âIn August 2021, your subscription was configured to have Defender for Endpoint integration enabled. âIn August 2021, your subscription had Defender for Servers enabled.
đEnabling Defender for Endpoint integration for Linux on multiple subscriptions: âïžIn Defender for Cloudâs Overview blade, we are introducing a new Insights campaign that gives you visibility into subscriptions that do not have Defender for Endpoint integration enabled for Linux machines. âïžYou can use this new campaign to directly enable integration for Linux machines from this Overview blade by clicking the Take Action link. âïžIt will then show you all subscriptions that donât have integration for Linux machines enabled, including the amount of affected Linux machines in each subscription. You can then select some or all of them and enable the integration at scale. Once done, you can track the deployment progress by clicking the Track Deployment link.
Take advantage of this amazing Workbook to monitor deployment status (extension deployed or missing). đLink here:Â https://lnkd.in/ert_zDWE
Want to learn more? đĄ đMS Docs: https://lnkd.in/eN3HmRhm
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