Defender EASM - Performing a Successful Proof of Concept (PoC)
To effectively determine the benefits of adopting Defender EASM, you should perform a Proof of Concept (PoC). Before enabling Defender EASM, you and your team should go through a planning process to determine success criteria, as well as execute a series of tasks that must be accomplished in the PoC.Identify Digital Assets Vulnerable to Subdomain Takeover
Subdomain takeover vulnerabilities are, in most cases, the result of an organization using an external service and letting it expire. Microsoft Defender External Attack Surface Management continuously maps the external-facing resources across your organization's attack surface to identify, classify, and prioritize risks, including subdomain expiration and takeover.Welcome to the Microsoft Defender External Attack Surface Management Tech Community
Welcome to the Microsoft Defender External Attack Surface Management (MDEASM) Tech Community! Here, we'll share the latest content about how network teams, security defenders, and incident responders can get the most out of MDEASM's industry-leading attack surface management capabilities.Latest Enhancements Boost Usability, Enhance Your Tools and Workflows
Microsoft Defender External Attack Surface Management (Defender EASM) discovers and classifies assets and workloads across your organization's digital presence to enable teams to understand and prioritize exposed weaknesses in cloud, SaaS, and IaaS resources to strengthen security posture. Features recently added boost usability and enable exciting new ways for customers to leverage their inventory data and critical security insights derived from their organization's assets and workloads. Below, learn about these powerful new enhancements and how you can begin using them today.
