I'm running an Azure Virtual Desktop (AVD) setup with Windows 10/11 for four users, and I'm looking to enhance the security of the virtual machines to protect against ransomware and viruses. I want to know if Microsoft Defender for Cloud is adequate for this or if I should consider upgrading to Microsoft Defender for Endpoint.
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You'll want to check the specific plan of Defender for Cloud you're using since it has different features depending on the tier. Just keep in mind that while Defender for Cloud offers a good level of security, it's not quite the same as Defender for Endpoint, which is specifically tailored for endpoint protection.
Defender for Endpoint is designed for protecting the actual operating system where your AVD runs. It provides a level of protection specifically for security threats on that endpoint, so it would be wise to use it if you're dealing with sensitive data or want more comprehensive security.
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