Microsoft Defender for Endpoint
Help secure endpoints with industry-leading, multiplatform detection and response.
Disrupt ransomware on any platform
Apply AI-powered endpoint security across Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, iOS, and IoT devices.
Outmaneuver sophisticated adversaries with AI
Stop cyberattacks such as ransomware and move at machine speed with industry-transforming AI that amplifies your security team’s strengths.
Boost prevention with global threat intelligence
Minimize vulnerabilities with a clear view of your cyberattack surface and adversaries, along with best practices for cyberthreat prevention.
Secure devices end to end
Help protect your multiplatform and IoT devices with a comprehensive, industry-leading next-generation antivirus, detection, and response solution at the core of Microsoft Defender XDR.
Defender for Endpoint key capabilities
Disrupt ransomware early in the cyberattack chain
Automatically disrupt ransomware cyberattacks by blocking lateral movement and remote encryption in a decentralized way across all your devices.
Move at machine speed with Copilot for Security
Use built-in, security-specific generative AI to rapidly investigate and respond to incidents, prioritize alerts, and learn new skills. Copilot is now embedded in Microsoft Defender XDR for Copilot customers.
Trick cyberattackers with auto-deployed deception
Automatically generate and disperse deception techniques at scale to expose cyberattackers with early-stage, high-fidelity signals.
Gain an unimpeded view of adversaries
Know your adversaries with more than 65 trillion daily signals from multiple sources, including the largest clouds, security organizations, 1.5 billion devices, internet graphs, and more than 10 thousand experts in 72 countries.
Elevate your security posture
Improve your security configuration with prioritized recommendations from Microsoft Secure Score.
Configure flexible controls for your enterprise
Balance protection and productivity with granular controls including settings, policies, web and network access, cyberthreat detection, and automated workflows.
Leave no device undetected
See and manage your cyberattack surface from a single view across all managed and unmanaged Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, Android™, IoT, and network devices.
Operate security and IT teams in tandem
Simplify security and IT collaboration using unified endpoint management to prevent confusion, misconfigurations, and potential security gaps.
Microsoft Copilot for Security is now generally available
Use natural language queries to investigate incidents with Copilot, now with integrations across the Microsoft Security suite of products.
Unified security operations platform
Secure your digital estate with the only security operations (SecOps) platform that unifies the full capabilities of extended detection and response (XDR) and security information and event management (SIEM).
Unified portal
Detect and disrupt cyberthreats in near real time and streamline investigation and response.
Microsoft Defender XDR
Achieve unified security and visibility across your clouds, platforms, and endpoints.
Microsoft Sentinel
Aggregate security data and correlate alerts from virtually any source with cloud-native SIEM.
Industry recognition
Microsoft Security is a recognized industry leader.
Microsoft is named a Leader in the 2023 Gartner® Magic Quadrant™ for Endpoint Protection Platforms. 1
Microsoft Defender for Endpoint is named a leader in The Forrester Wave™: Endpoint Security, Q4 2023. 2 , 3
Microsoft is named a Leader in the IDC MarketScape reports for Worldwide Modern Endpoint Security across Enterprise, Midsize, and Small Businesses, 2024. 4
Microsoft Defender for Endpoint is named a leader in The Forrester Wave™: Endpoint Detection And Response Providers, Q2 2022. 2 , 5
Microsoft is ranked #1 for 2022 market share in corporate endpoint security in the IDC Worldwide Corporate Endpoint Security Market Shares 2022 report. 6
Microsoft leads in real-world detection in MITRE ATT&CK evaluation.
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Explore the comprehensive security capabilities in Microsoft Defender for Endpoint P1, included with Microsoft 365 E3, and Microsoft Defender for Endpoint P2, included with Microsoft 365 E5, including versions of these suites that do not include Microsoft Teams.
Microsoft Defender for Endpoint P1
Microsoft Defender for Endpoint P1 offers a foundational set of capabilities, including industry-leading antimalware, cyberattack surface reduction, and device-based conditional access.
Unified security tools and centralized management
Next-generation antimalware
Cyberattack surface reduction rules
Device control (such as USB)
- Endpoint firewall
Network protection
Web control / category-based URL blocking
Device-based conditional access
- Controlled folder access
APIs, SIEM connector, custom threat intelligence
Application control
Microsoft Defender for Endpoint P2
Microsoft Defender for Endpoint P2 offers all the capabilities in P1, plus endpoint detection and response, automated investigation and incident response, and cyberthreat and vulnerability management.
Includes everything in Endpoint P1, plus:
Endpoint detection and response
Deception techniques
Automated investigation and remediation
Cyberthreat and vulnerability management
Threat intelligence (cyberthreat analytics)
Sandbox (deep analysis)
Endpoint attack notifications 7
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Frequently asked questions
What is microsoft defender for endpoint.
Defender for Endpoint is a comprehensive, cloud-native endpoint security solution that delivers visibility and AI-powered cyberthreat protection to help stop cyberattacks across Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, iOS, and IoT devices. Built on the industry’s broadest cyberthreat and human intelligence insights, it can seamlessly evolve your security with XDR-level alert correlation to automatically disrupt sophisticated cyberthreats such as ransomware. Defender for Endpoint provides visibility into devices in your environment, offers vulnerability management to help you better understand your cyberattack surface, and delivers endpoint protection, endpoint detection and response (EDR), mobile cyberthreat protection, and managed hunting in a single platform. With Defender for Endpoint, customers can discover and secure endpoint devices across a multiplatform enterprise.
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How does the Defender for Endpoint antivirus capability work?
As a comprehensive endpoint protection solution, Defender for Endpoint includes Microsoft Defender Antivirus—next-generation protection that reinforces the security perimeter of your network. It detects and blocks known and evolving cyberthreats in real time across Linux, macOS, Windows, and Android devices. Microsoft Defender Antivirus includes:
- Real-time antivirus protection with always-on scanning that uses file and process-behavior monitoring and other heuristics. It also detects and blocks apps that are deemed unsafe but might not be detected as malware.
- Cloud-delivered protection with near-instant detection and blocking of new and emerging cyberthreats.
Microsoft Defender Antivirus provides full coverage for all MITRE ATT&CK tactics and techniques. It was awarded Best Advanced Protection 2022 by AV-TEST and achieved the highest rating in all major industry antivirus tests across enterprise and consumer evaluations, including AV Comparatives, SE Labs, and MRG Effitas.
- Get an overview of next-generation protection
- Learn more about Microsoft Defender Antivirus
- Learn how to enable and configure Microsoft Defender Antivirus features
- Learn more about cloud protection and Microsoft Defender Antivirus
- Explore the AV-TEST results
Does Defender for Endpoint only support the latest versions of Windows, iOS, and Linux?
Defender for Endpoint provides cross-platform coverage across Windows, iOS, and Linux. New features or capabilities are typically provided on operating systems that haven't yet reached the end of their support lifecycle. In line with industry best practices, Microsoft recommends the installation of the latest available security patches for any operating system.
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Do I need to use multiple consoles and agents to manage Microsoft Defender for Endpoint?
No. Security analysts manage Defender for Endpoint from the Microsoft Defender XDR portal—a single console for comprehensive endpoint protection, including vulnerability management, cyberthreat protection, and detection and response capabilities.
For customers wanting to operate their security and IT teams in tandem, Defender for Endpoint provides a consistent, single source of truth—mirrored in Intune—for managing endpoint security settings across Windows, macOS, and Linux.
Customers who want to extend endpoint protection to multiple domains can avoid the extra integration steps often required by other endpoint protection vendors.
- Learn more about managing endpoint security policies
- Learn how to manage security settings for Windows, macOS, and Linux natively in Defender for Endpoint
- Learn more about XDR solutions from Microsoft
What is the difference between Microsoft Defender for Endpoint and Microsoft Defender for Office 365?
Microsoft Defender for Endpoint is a cloud-native endpoint security platform that provides visibility, cyberthreat protection, and EDR capabilities to stop cyberattacks across Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, iOS, and IoT devices. Microsoft Defender for Office 365 is a collaborative security solution that helps secure your email and Microsoft Teams environments with advanced protection against phishing, business email compromise, ransomware, and other cyberthreats.
Learn more about Microsoft Defender for Office 365
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- [1] Gartner Magic Quadrant for Endpoint Protection Platforms, Peter Firstbrook, Chris Silva Evgeny Mirolyubov, Max Taggett, Franz Hinner, Nikul Patel, 31 December 2023. Gartner is a registered trademark and service mark and Magic Quadrant is a registered trademark of Gartner, Inc. and/or its affiliates in the U.S. and internationally and are used herein with permission. All rights reserved. Gartner does not endorse any vendor, product or service depicted in its research publications, and does not advise technology users to select only those vendors with the highest ratings or other designation. Gartner research publications consist of the opinions of Gartner’s research organization and should not be construed as statements of fact. Gartner disclaims all warranties, expressed or implied, with respect to this research, including any warranties of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose.
- [2] Forrester, Forrester New Wave, and Forrester Wave are trademarks of Forrester Research, Inc.
- [3] The Forrester Wave™: Endpoint Security, Q4 2023. Paddy Harrington with Merritt Maxim, Angela Lozada, Christine Turley, October 2023.
- [4] IDC MarketScape: Worldwide Modern Endpoint Security for Small Businesses Vendor Assessment, 2024, Michael Suby, March 2024. IDC MarketScape: Worldwide Modern Endpoint Security for Midsize Businesses Vendor Assessment, 2024, Michael Suby, February 2024. IDC MarketScape: Worldwide Modern Endpoint Security for Enterprises Vendor Assessment, 2024, Michael Suby, January 2024.
- [5] The Forrester Wave™: Endpoint Detection And Response Providers, Q2 2022, Allie Mellen with Stephanie Balaouras, Joseph Blankenship, Sarah Morana, Peggy Dostie, April 2022.
- [6] IDC Market Shares: Worldwide Corporate Endpoint Security Market Shares, 2022. Michael Suby, June 2023.
- [7] Endpoint attack notifications are available to Microsoft Defender for Endpoint P2 customers as a free, opt-in feature.
- [8] App is available on Windows, macOS, Android™, and iOS in select Microsoft 365 Family or Personal billing regions .
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The Four Components of the Microsoft Defender Umbrella
Microsoft Defender as a security soluition has evolved significantly in recent years, not only as a product, but also as an ideology for keeping your environment secure. You probably remember past iterations of Defender that were met with mixed reviews. Products like Defender ATA, Defender ATP, and Defender AIP were used independently in the past.
Now Microsoft Defender products are consolidated and fully integrated. New and existing components are merged to form a more comprehensive suite of security products.
Why Defender had to Evolve
The initial concept behind Microsoft Defender was intended to mitigate the security threats of the time. But, to be blunt, cybersecurity has become much more complicated since the start of the pandemic. Security products of the 2000’s- 2010 era were focused on mitigating malware, as malware was the dominant threat during that time. When the early 2010’s arrived, malware was supplanted by the rise of email phishing campaigns.
In more recent times, while malware and phishing attacks still exist, newer and more sophisticated breach attempts are on the rise. In recent years the rise of smartphone use has increased “Smishing attacks” as an attack vector. Smishing presents users with a malicious link in a text message sent by imposters. This is a growing challenge as traditional endpoint security didn’t consider smartphones. Additionally, advanced hacking techniques and fileless attacks have become a recurrent present-day threat, leading to a drastic increase in Ransomware attacks.
As cybercriminals continue to become increasingly crafty and sophisticated, Microsoft has engineered Defender to meet modern challenges in a scalable capacity. The product appears to be fluid and more than capable to evolve to meet cybercriminals head-on while dissuading their attempts to attack your network.
The Defender Umbrella
Since the Defender product has progressed to a more comprehensive line of security, the product name has matured in tandem. What used to be known as Windows Defender was aptly renamed Microsoft Defender in 2020. With that, products such as Microsoft Threat Protection, Defender ATP, Azure Security Center and others have rolled up under the Microsoft Defender umbrella brand.
The Four Components of the Modern Microsoft Defender
1. defender for endpoint.
Microsoft Defender for Endpoint program acts as an agent on that goes on end-users’ physical machines. Defender for Endpoints works in conjunction with Microsoft Defender Antivirus to secure endpoints (this is the primary use case) or couples with a limited number of 3rd party antivirus platforms such as Bitdefender Antivirus Plus, Kaspersky Anti-Virus, and Webroot SecureAnywhere AntiVirus. The Anti-virus agent in Defender for Endpoints leverages the same pattern match regardless of AV software of your choosing.
With the Defender P2 plan (included with Microsoft 365 E5, or Microsoft Business Premium), Defender for Endpoints adds behavioral analytics, heuristics, and Machine Learning algorithms to look for abnormal behavior on machines and alerts admins upon discovery.
The advancement in behavioral analysis is thanks to the product’s Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) feature. P2 includes EDR, which runs agentless and leverages Automated Investigation and Response (AutoIR) to automatically halt attacks as they are detected – without the need for expensive manual monitoring.
Defender for Endpoints also hardens your system and environment through their Attack Surface Reduction rules, which deter malware and other threats. Finally, Advanced Threat Hunting allows researchers and security administrators to work backward in time to the source of an attack – you can find “patient zero.”
2. DEFENDER FOR OFFICE 365
This component of the Microsoft Defender Umbrella is used for email protection. Defender for Office 365 substantiates an advanced level of threat mitigation through:
· Anti-Spoofing
· Anti-Spam
· Anti-Phishing
· Anti-Malware
· Safe links
· Safe attachments
· Safe Files
The features of this product scale with the license. P1 plans include detection but exclude AutoIR capabilities and advanced threat hunting. With a P2 license, all features are included. Users with Microsoft 365 E5 or Microsoft 365 Business Premium licenses have P2 licenses included.
3. DEFENDER FOR IDENTITY
Formerly known as Azure Advanced Threat Protection (Azure ATP), Defender for Identity extends Azure AD’s Zero Trust capabilities to on-premises Domain Controllers. With this identity protection component, your on-premises Active Directory accounts are protected by behavioral-based security features.
Defender for Identity is meant to detect advanced hacking attempts in a hybrid environment. The component will allow admins to streamline their protection of identities, identify suspicious user-behavior and provide incident behavior reports with mitigation suggestions.
This service ‘wakes up’ over a two-to-three-week period after installation, then will provide alerts and automated remediation
4. DEFENDER FOR CLOUD APPS
There is no denying that SaaS cloud services have been on the rise in recent years. SaaS apps often have connectivity to business data, and represent a breach risk. In other words, if your third-party SaaS vendor is hacked, your data lake may be compromised.
The Defender for Cloud Apps component works to ensure that your tenant data is kept safe regardless of your SaaS partners’ security. It does so by using a CASB (a Cloud access security broker) which sits in between the SaaS application and your tenant’s data. The CASB works to monitor your SaaS usage for abnormal behavior. It keeps a close eye on data exfiltration to ensure remote devices are not leaking data to unknown sources.
Defender of the Future
The comprehensive Microsoft Defender program can surely be leveraged to save your company the hassle and expense of a breach. It is truly a state-of-the-art system that embraces the Zero Trust philosophy as the ultimate line of defense against cybercriminals.
But perhaps most important of all, is Microsoft Defender’s willingness to accept that attacks will evolve. Microsoft are developing new products under the Defender Umbrella to address future trends in cybercrime.
On the horizon, are components like Defender for IOT-XDR, which provides extended detection in response for non-traditional devices -and- Defender for Vulnerability, which is still in the works, but is intended to provide improved and extensive vulnerability scanning.
An investment in Defender now could be the difference between your company going through a costly attack or stopping a cybercriminal in their tracks. We recommend taking the path of least resistance.
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SHANE SLOAN
Shane is our Vice President of Products and Innovation our managed service line of business as well as our enterprise Intune migration program. Shane is a graduate of Vanderbilt University’s Owen Graduate School of Management with a Master’s in Business Administration (MBA). Prior to joining Mobile Mentor, Shane spent 9 years at AIG’s Life Insurance division focused on development, automation engineering and quality assurance leadership. In 2007, Shane obtained a Bachelor’s of Science in Information Technology from Colorado Technical University. Prior to undergrad, Shane had a distinguished career with the US Army as a Blackhawk helicopter crew chief.
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The client is a material handling company. Their requirement was to deploy the next-gen Antivirus (AV) Protection (SaaS) from Microsoft for their endpoints along with Windows Defender Antivirus.
Infosys implemented MDE solution for all the endpoints by coordinating with the defender team.
Key Challenges
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- Lack of real time monitoring of end user systems
- Lack of robust processes to monitor security alerts and recommendations across11,500+ endpoints
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Real time analysis and enterprise-level protection for endpoints
- Endpoint Detection and Response implemented for 11500+ endpoints to provide added protection from malicious artefacts
- Threat and Vulnerability Management implemented to help end-users prioritize and focus on weaknesses that pose the highest risk to the organization
- Implemented Microsoft Secure Score to measure client’s security posture
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Prevent, detect, investigate, and respond to advanced threats
Enhanced user experience with reduced security risk
Attack surface reduction policy has been changed from audit to block based on client’s confirmation
11500 endpoints have been onboarded in MDATP and being monitored on daily basis
Improved security score by working on security recommendations in MDATP
Blocked malicious URL or phishing activity by enabling Web Content Filtering
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With that, products such as Microsoft Threat Protection, Defender ATP, Azure Security Center and others have rolled up under the Microsoft Defender umbrella brand. The Four Components of the Modern Microsoft Defender . 1. DEFENDER FOR ENDPOINT. Microsoft Defender for Endpoint program acts as an agent on that goes on end-users' physical ...
Endpoint Detection and Response implemented for 11500+ endpoints to provide added protection from malicious artefacts. Threat and Vulnerability Management implemented to help end-users prioritize and focus on weaknesses that pose the highest risk to the organization. Implemented Microsoft Secure Score to measure client's security posture.