In this first part of our series on securing your devices, we dive into Defender for Endpoint! Join us as we explore the ins and outs of licensing, and learn how to configure your devices using Microsoft Intune. We’ll also guide you through creating essential policies like antivirus, Windows firewall, attack surface reduction, and tamper protection. Don’t miss out on these crucial steps to enhance your device security! #CyberSecurity #MicrosoftIntune #DefenderForEndpoint
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📽️ Video Chapters
00:00 Introduction
01:44 Licensing
03:40 Feature Differences
04:49 Connect Intune to Defender
06:57 Create EDR Policy
07:53 Prep Work
08:32 Create Entra ID Device Group
10:48 Admin Permissions
12:22 Configure Email Alerts
15:13 Next Gen Antivirus
16:08 Create AV Policy in Intune
24:00 Create Windows Firewall Policy
26:47 Attack Surface Rules
28:18 Configure ASR Policy
32:58 Tamper Protection
35:34 Troubleshooting Mode
36:50 Final Thoughts
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Thank you very much, a very good video.
nice video mate, this is a big help
Amazing Video, Thank you so much and waiting Part 2
Nice thks for this video. I wait the part 2 😉
Windows 11 24H2 deviceOSVersion starts with 10.0.26 so your rule for dynamic membership rules wouldn't work.
Once you enable troubleshooting mode you have to do some workaround as well on endpoint side
Careful when using M365 maps – even though a great tool, it hasn’t been updated since July 2023. On a side note, thank you so much for these 37 minutes of pure knowledge sharing. Cheers!
How does the dynamic rules section work with devices that aren't company owned ones? The boss wants to use his own PC (typical boss knows best IT conflict) and we have several freelancers that we need to give access to certain Sharepoint sites. How do I make sure the rules only apply to company owned devices and what different rules would you suggest for freelancers? In Intune, we do have them separated between corporate and personal. Is it just for MDM corporate?
Is Microsoft Defender for Business good enough to be used over things like SentinalOne and others?
MS365maps is not updated since July 2023.. Great video by the way!
Thanks! just wondering if it's possible to onboard a device running windows home edition other than upgrading to windows pro into defender?
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Fantastic Video!! I just recently found your content and I loving it! Can't wait for part 2
Great video!
Thank you so much !
Thanks Jonathan, awesome video and have an amazing day!
DFB/DFE are very capable platforms but what if you want to add an MDR and 24/7 SOC/SIEM? Are there fully managed 3rd-party solutions? I know Microsoft has offerings but they seem more hands-off by offering the platform and capabilities but it’s up to the customer to manage and support it all.