By Maayan Mazig

Several months ago, we released device security settings management within Microsoft Defender XDR. This experience enables security administrators to configure Microsoft Defender for Endpoint security settings for devices on all platforms (including Windows, Linux, and Mac) without having to leave the Defender portal. The streamlined portal experience breaks down the wall between Security and IT teams by presenting a shared view for both, making it easier for security administrators to strengthen the security posture of their devices.

Security administrators can now drive even greater efficiencies with simplified security settings management supporting multi-tenancy environments that are common to large enterprises and managed services security providers (MSSPs). The multi-tenant view in the Defender XDR portal (Multi-tenant management in Microsoft Defender XDR – Microsoft Defender XDR | Microsoft Learn) provides security administrators a consolidated view of all security policies across their entire organization, including all tenants’ policies, without needing to switch portals. To access this page, navigate to Endpoints > Configuration Management > Endpoint Security Policies.

Read the full post here: Security settings management is available for multi-tenant environments in Microsoft Defender XDR

​By Maayan Mazig
 
Several months ago, we released device security settings management within Microsoft Defender XDR. This experience enables security administrators to configure Microsoft Defender for Endpoint security settings for devices on all platforms (including Windows, Linux, and Mac) without having to leave the Defender portal. The streamlined portal experience breaks down the wall between Security and IT teams by presenting a shared view for both, making it easier for security administrators to strengthen the security posture of their devices.
 
Security administrators can now drive even greater efficiencies with simplified security settings management supporting multi-tenancy environments that are common to large enterprises and managed services security providers (MSSPs). The multi-tenant view in the Defender XDR portal (Multi-tenant management in Microsoft Defender XDR – Microsoft Defender XDR | Microsoft Learn) provides security administrators a consolidated view of all security policies across their entire organization, including all tenants’ policies, without needing to switch portals. To access this page, navigate to Endpoints > Configuration Management > Endpoint Security Policies.
 

 
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