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Talas7
Jan 24, 2024Copper Contributor
Enable windows defender policy exceptions
Hello,
We work with windows defender and are very satisfied, The system extracts a lot of information and scans a lot. There are reliable signed software in our company that I noticed since the installation of the defender slows down the work in them and throws up a lot of errors.. Is there an option to exclude those applications? That the guarding will be less tight? Or another easier option.. I need your help, thank you very much.
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- rahuljindalBronze ContributorIn relation to slowness, have you tried running MDE performance analyzer to gather more information? You can exclude the apps depending on which policies are causing issues. It is usually the AV and\or ASR.
- Talas7Copper Contributor
Hello,
First, thank you for the responde!
Second, do your have guides about what your write here?
- TomasCinkoCopper ContributorHi,
I would recommend MDE Performanace analyzer. It is very easy a handfull: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-365/security/defender-endpoint/tune-performance-defender-antivirus?view=o365-worldwide#using-performance-analyzer
You can record data during issue with "New-MpPerformanceRecording" and then retreive from etl what was Defender doing.
There are several articles about MDE exception. Less is better in short.
I've never seen application throwing an error because of MDE. It is slow most of time or some exe files are "eaten" by MDE.