What is the difference between Microsoft Defender for Cloud difference Microsoft Defender for Cloud Apps?

Microsoft Defender for Cloud

1. Scope: Protects cloud workloads and infrastructure across Azure, AWS, GCP, and on-prem hybrid environments.
2. Primary Focus:
   • Cloud Security Posture Management (CSPM): Assess compliance, misconfigurations, and security posture.
   • Cloud Workload Protection (CWP): Protects VMs, containers, databases, and other resources.
3. Key Features:
   • Security recommendations for resources.
   • Threat detection for servers, containers, and cloud services.
   • Integration with Azure Policy and regulatory compliance dashboards.
4. Use Case: If you want to secure IaaS, PaaS, and hybrid workloads, this is your too

Microsoft Defender for Cloud Apps

1. Scope: Protects SaaS applications and provides visibility into cloud app usage.
2. Primary Focus:
   • Cloud Access Security Broker (CASB): Discover and control SaaS apps.
   • App Governance: Monitor OAuth apps and risky permissions.
3. Key Features:
   • Shadow IT discovery (unsanctioned apps).
   • Session controls for real-time monitoring.
   • OAuth app risk assessment and governance.
4. Use Case: If you want to secure SaaS apps like Microsoft 365, Salesforce, Google Workspace, and manage OAuth permissions, this is your tool.

Microsoft Defender for Cloud is a comprehensive CNAPP solution for securing your enterprise's entire environment. It includes Defender for Servers, Microsoft Defender for IoT, and Microsoft Defender for storage. On the other hand, Microsoft Defender for Cloud Apps is a subset of Microsoft Cloud App Security that provides advanced threat protection for your cloud apps and services. It helps you identify and remediate cloud app security risks, control access to apps based on risk level, and detect and respond to threats. So, while Microsoft Defender for Cloud covers a broader range of security solutions for your enterprise's environment, Microsoft Defender for Cloud Apps focuses specifically on securing your cloud apps and services.

What are the URLs?
I know Defender is security.microsoft.com
Is there a different URL for Defender for Cloud?