Microsoft Defender for Endpoint: 10-Day Implementation

Microsoft Defender for Endpoint is a real-time security platform, defending against various cyber threats. Features include:

• Advanced threat protection: Uses machine learning for real-time threat detection and response.
• Endpoint detection and response (EDR): Allows investigation and response to threats on individual devices.
• Vulnerability assessment: Identifies and addresses security vulnerabilities on organization's devices.
• Compliance and regulatory standards: Helps meet compliance and regulatory standards with security controls.
• Centralized management: Managed through a central console in the Azure portal for device security.

KEY FEATURES:

• Stay protected: Cutting-edge technology prevents a wide range of security threats, ensuring device safety.
• Swift incident response: Our team guides effective investigation and response to security incidents.
• Proactive endpoint defense: Ensures continuous protection by blocking malware, managing application access, and filtering web content.
• Actionable insights: Leverages Microsoft global threat intelligence for real-time information on evolving threats.
• Simplified management: Centralized console to monitor security incidents, receive alerts, and enforce policies across all devices.

Choose our Microsoft Defender implementation for seamless endpoint security. We ensure deployment, configuration, and integration tailored to your needs.

IT PARTNER RESPONSIBILITIES:

1. Set up security plans.
2. Configure a security center workspace.
3. Enable Defender for Endpoint.
4. Assist with client deployment.
5. Configure Endpoint policies.
6. Provide one-month post-implementation support.

PREREQUISITES:

1. Buy and assign Microsoft Defender for Endpoint P1 or Microsoft Defender for Endpoint P2 (a separate license or as a part of another license).
2. Microsoft Defender for Endpoint is designed to protect devices running Windows 10/11, iOS/iPad, and Android, so you will need to have at least one device running this operating system to use the service.
3. Have a Microsoft 365 tenant. A tenant represents your organization in Microsoft 365 and is required to use Microsoft Defender for Endpoint. If you don't have a tenant yet, you should create one.
4. Have administrative privileges on your organization's devices to install the Microsoft Defender for Endpoint client and configure the service.
5. It is also important to have a thorough understanding of your organization's security needs and requirements before implementing Microsoft Defender for Endpoint. This will help you customize the service to meet the specific needs of your organization and ensure that it is properly configured and effective in protecting your devices and data.

PLAN (may vary depending on your needs):

1. Kickoff meeting.
2. Plan and review project schedule.
3. Collect existing device information.
4. Configure the required Microsoft Defender services.
5. Deploy test device.
6. Perform production deployment monitoring and possible problem-solving.
7. Provide the use case documentation.

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