New Blog | Announcing new CNAPP capabilities in Defender for Cloud
In the fast-paced world of cloud computing, security teams are facing unprecedented challenges. As organizations increasingly adopt multicloud environments and prioritize the development of cloud-native applications, the complexity of ensuring robust security has grown exponentially. To tackle these evolving cloud security needs, a powerful solution has emerged – Cloud-Native Application Protection Platforms (CNAPP). Read the full blog here: Announcing new CNAPP capabilities in Defender for Cloud - Microsoft Community HubNew Blog | Effective novelty detection in cloud security domain
In cloud security domain, we often need to monitor entities – such as users, IP addresses, applications, or access tokens – and their patterns of behavior. We might want to detect ‘novelties’ – unexpected and previously unseen values of these entities - which can indicate security issues. Some examples of such scenarios are: IP address belonging to a previously unseen ASN range accesses cloud storage. Previously unseen application logs to SQL database. A new user logs to an administration portal. Read the full blog post: Effective novelty detection in cloud security domain - Microsoft Community HubCost Calculator for Defender for Cloud (Public Preview)
Did you know Microsoft Defender for Cloud has a built-in cost calculator to easily calculate the costs of protected resources in your cloud environment? No? Well, I didn’t either until I stumbled upon the button in the MDC portal myself. Apparently, Microsoft announced the preview for the MDC cost calculator last month, on February 19, 2025. With this post, I’m sharing my experience with this new cost calculator for Microsoft Defender for Cloud, providing guidance and comparing available options to calculate the costs. https://myronhelgering.com/cost-calculator-for-defender-for-cloud/Onboarding MDE with Defender for Cloud (Problem)
Hello Community, In our Customer i have a strange problem. We onboarded with Azure Arc server and activate a Defender for Cloud servises only for Endpoint protection. Some of this device onboarded into Microsoft Defender portale, but not appears as a device, infact i don't have opportunity to put them into a group to apply policy. I have check sensor of Azure Arc and all works fine (device are in Azure Arc, are in the defender portal and see them on Intune (managed by MDE)). From Intune portal From Defender portal But in difference from other device into entra ID exists only the enterprise application and not device I show the example of device that works correctly (the same onboarding method) Is there anyone who has or has had this problem? Thanks and Regards, Guido
