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Updated Jun 09, 2021
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So I have a couple questions here on Security Center and how Azure Defender is incorporated for non-Azure resources. We have added the on-premise resources per instructions with the agent installation and can see all of those resources in the Inventory within Security Center. What I am looking to understand here, how can I view those same on-premise resources under Azure Defender? The only resources that show up there are items within Azure? Just making sure that the vulnerability assessments for the on-premise servers are using the same process as VMs in Azure? If that is the case, where can that information be reviewed from an on-premise server?
On the licensing/pricing piece, I see the server count listed there includes both on-premise and Azure resources and has been turned on. Just to make sure I have this right, if licenses were purchased separately prior to using Azure Security Center, those would not need to be renewed and just move forward with the monthly cost using Azure Defender within Azure Security Center?
I understand that things are being updated/changed within Azure Security Center (https://www.microsoft.com/security/blog/?p=91813) from September 22, 2020 to now by Microsoft 365 Defender. The challenges we are seeing is around the non-Azure resources right now and looking to get a better handle on how to view that information in Security Center today?
Thank you,
-Bob