Do yourself a favor and DO NOT go for a 3rd party EDR. Just use #WindowsATP that you know is fully compatible with Windows and has kernel level integration. #ConfigMgr PS scripts, now cause noticeable lag for users. Boy, I wish my predictions were wrong this time…
#MEMCM#FML
Anyone else seeing @WindowsATP issues, specifically with the threats & Vulnerability management node? Dashboard, Inventory & weaknesses all state "Data isn't available right now."
In the last 2 years, Microsoft Defender #ATP & Cloud App Security have worked to build a full #ShadowIT discovery solution that analyzes organization’s traffic data against the cloud app catalog to block access to Unsanctioned Apps buff.ly/36fNqTB#WindowsATP
We are seeing incidents appearing 1 hour after they got triggered on our clients in the @WindowsATP console, anyone seen similiar and if there are ways that can we can configure how often it should upload data?
Even if you don't have #MSIntune or #SCCM, you can still enable @WindowsATP Attack Surface Reduction using Powershell or Group Policy.
Yes, it's more work, but it's worth it.
docs.microsoft.com/en-us/win…
EVERY #MSIntune and #SCCM co-managed customer has no excuse not to enable @WindowsATP Attack Surface Reduction rules! Why on earth would you allow Office to inject code into other processes?! Why would you allow downloaded js/vbs execution on standard user devices?!
ATP just confirmed via telem that Edge Chromium was being blocked by a different rule than the one we allow listed in October. They've checked in a change to unblock it for Outlook too. Thanks so much for raising it - it should be fixed for all customers in a matter of hours!
EVERY #MSIntune and #SCCM co-managed customer has no excuse not to enable @WindowsATP Attack Surface Reduction rules! Why on earth would you allow Office to inject code into other processes?! Why would you allow downloaded js/vbs execution on standard user devices?!
Microsoft Defender ATP data scientists developed a probabilistic time series model for detecting RDP brute force attacks and collaborated with threat hunters to protect customers against real-world threats through Microsoft Threat Experts @WindowsATP buff.ly/2EIuHVc
Cool, so we can get an alert on it after it's already happened (assuming nothing in the 9 step process fails) rather than EDR blocking it outright and remediating.
I get there are layers to this (network monitoring should see it too), but I'd rather prevent than get an alert.