We will continue to share best practices and lessons learned in future posts on Microsoft Defender for Cloud VM security in customer environments. Even the Microsoft Defender for Cloud and MDE extensions can be used together as two separate EDR solutions, but they have a significant number of overlapping detections so duplicate alerts are likely to appear. Microsoft security admins do not need to restrict themselves to only using one of these extensions, they can all be used in parallel. There are also options to customize the amount of data collected by the extensions based on how in depth the monitoring needs to be. This extension has additional features built into theMicrosoft Defender for Cloud platform like auto-provisioning that deploys the extensions to the VMs in their environment automatically. Microsoft security admins would enable this extension when they believe the information stored on their VMs is valuable enough to justify the cost of the EDR solution.
These extensions connect Windows and Linux VMs to Microsoft Defender for Cloud, which is the EDR solution built into Microsoft Defender for Cloud.
We will also go over the use cases in which the Microsoft security administrators should use these extensions on their VMs. In this blog, we discuss what the 4 main Microsoft Defender for Cloud VM extensions for security do. These extensions are normally used to give VMs some new functionality, and a noticeable number of these added functionalities are used for security reasons. Microsoft Defender for Cloud uses extensions to allow users to add features to their VMs. Use extensions to customize Microsoft Defender for Cloud VM security.
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