Controlling Cybersecurity Risk with Defender Vulnerability Management

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01 - Introduction

01 - Microsoft Defender Vulnerability Management and cybersecurity risk.mp4

00:49

02 - What is Microsoft Defender Vulnerability Management.mp4

03:43

03 - Whats included in Microsoft Defender Vulnerability Management.mp4

03:04

04 - What youll need.mp4

02:32

02 - 1. Understanding Inventory

01 - Onboarding devices.mp4

04:35

02 - Device inventories.mp4

06:53

03 - Software inventories.mp4

06:35

04 - Browser extension, certificate, and firmware inventories.mp4

05:14

03 - 2. Device Discovery

01 - Device discovery modes.mp4

05:25

02 - Network device authenticated scan.mp4

06:20

03 - Windows authenticated scan.mp4

08:55

04 - 3. Managing Vulnerabilities

01 - Managing security recommendations.mp4

04:49

02 - Remediation capabilities.mp4

05:41

03 - Blocking vulnerable apps.mp4

06:07

05 - 4. Reporting and Insights

01 - Secure Score.mp4

06:35

02 - MDVM reports and notifications.mp4

04:38

03 - Security baselines assessment.mp4

04:55

04 - Advanced hunting.mp4

08:30

06 - Conclusion

01 - Next steps.mp4

00:45

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In this course, learn best practices for controlling cybersecurity risks with Microsoft Defender Vulnerability Management. From onboarding devices, to deploying and managing its many security capabilities, to responding to incidents, learn how this vast suite comes together to protect your organization. Instructor Ru Campbell shows you capabilities like how to use device discovery to reveal what devices are on your network, find out about out-of-date applications that may be exposed, compare yourself to industry frameworks such as CIS standards. Learn all this and more to protect yourself against weaknesses prior to any incidents occurring.

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