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What does "deprecated" mean in the Defender Antivirus for Linux settings?
When you create a Microsoft Defender Antivirus policy for Linux in the Endpoint Security Policies blade of the Defender admin center, there are two settings in the Antivirus Engine section that have ...
Hello,
those settings are marked as deprecated because they’ve been replaced by a newer option: Enforcement level. By default, this is set to Passive, but it also supports Real time and On demand.
You’ll find this new setting in the same policy, just a little further down. It’s recommended to switch to this newer method. 🙂
Hello,
those settings are marked as deprecated because they’ve been replaced by a newer option: Enforcement level. By default, this is set to Passive, but it also supports Real time and On demand.
You’ll find this new setting in the same policy, just a little further down. It’s recommended to switch to this newer method. 🙂