![]() Create an onboarding package from Intune.Enable tenant connector from Defender for Endpoint.Enable and configure tenant connector from Intune.Configure machine tags in Intune configurations to create dynamic device groups in Defender for Endpoint.This compliance policy can then be assessed through Conditional Access) Defender for Endpoint evaluates a risk level per machine that can be used in the compliance policy of Intune.Enhanced and unified security setting management (apply configuration settings to devices that are managed with Intune or not yet enrolled with Intune).These listed points are the possibilities and aims when you set up the connection: To establish the connection, follow this post. It is a major advantage to connect your endpoint management product (Intune) with your XDR and security product (Defender for Endpoint). These two products live in the Microsoft ecosystem and can be natively integrated. A side note to this is that I would expect Microsoft Defender Antivirus configuration as part of the Endpoint configuration policy instead of the device restriction policy.įurthermore I also want to give the credits to my colleague Siebren Mossel for catching the UI glitch.This post is a straightforward tutorial to enable Defender for Endpoint with Intune. They have been advised to update the UI according the effective configuration (Enable/Not Configured). NOTE: the Microsoft Endpoint Manager (aka Microsoft Intune) product team has been informed of this UI glitch and toke note of it. The ‘right’ configuration to enable catch-up scan for both quick- and full scan. Please revise your Microsoft Defender Antivirus configuration as part of the device restriction policy in Microsoft Endpoint Manager, this to ensure the intended configuration of Microsoft Defender have actually been applied. In Windows Defender Antivirus: Randomize the start time of the scan to any interval from 0 to 4 hours.These settings may conflict, and a scan may not run. Don’t configure the Time to perform a daily quick scan setting simultaneously with the Type of system scan to perform set to Quick scan.For example, to run a quick scan every Tuesday at 6 AM, configure the Type of system scan to perform setting. If you only want one quick scan daily (no full scan), then use either setting: Time to perform a daily quick scan or Type of system scan to perform.Configure the Type of system scan to perform to do a full scan.Configure the Time to perform a daily quick scan setting.If you want to schedule a daily quick scan, and a weekly full scan,.This setting may conflict with the Time to perform a daily quick scan setting. If you disable or do not configure this setting, catch-up scans for scheduled quick scans will be turned off. If there is no scheduled scan configured, there will be no catch-up scan run. If a computer is offline for two consecutive scheduled scans, a catch-up scan is started the next time someone logs on to the computer. If you enable this setting, catch-up scans for scheduled scans will be turned on. Usually these scheduled scans are missed because the computer was turned off at the scheduled time. A catch-up scan is a scan that is initiated because a regularly scheduled scan was missed. This policy setting allows you to configure catch-up scans for scheduled scans (quick- or full scan). The default OS configuration/behavior, catch-up scans for both quick- or full scans are turned off.Ĭatch-up scan value as part of the device restriction policy export. A block results in a $False which effectively enables the catch-up scan, which is confusing and might lead to unintentional configuration(s) The effective catch-up scan configuration on a Windows 10 client. ![]() However, in practice this appeared to be the exact opposite. If you set Block catch-up scan will be turned off. ![]() The real catchĭuring acceptance tests we noticed the catch-up scans didn’t occur for both quick- and full scans on Windows 10 clients.īased on the Microsoft Endpoint Manager UI and provided outline, Not configured implies a catch-up scan is enabled. The catch-up scan block results in the opposite configuration the UI implies.ĭuring an end-to-end multi-platform migration (including Windows 10, macOS, Windows Servers and Linux) of a 3rd party AV solution to Microsoft Defender (ATP) we noticed some striking behavior. ![]() ![]() If you are using Microsoft Defender Antivirus and managing your Windows 10 clients via co-management (Microsoft Endpoint Configuration Manager (MECM) or Microsoft Endpoint Manager (MEM), this blog might be interesting for you. Update: Microsoft confirmed this behavior and will correct this in the next Microsoft Intune update release, most probably the March update 2003. ![]()
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