Get the configuration of Microsoft Defender Plans Cloud Workload Protection using Automation Account Runbook PowerShell

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Get the configuration of Microsoft Defender Plans Cloud Workload Protection using Automation Account Runbook PowerShell

Lintag, Carlo Alfonso 0

I am trying to get the configuration of the Microsoft Defender for Cloud in all of our subscriptions. Specifically, I want to get the Cloud Workload Protection Details. All I am able to get are the pricing details of the plans and not specific details such as the resource quantity, monitoring coverage, and the status of the plan.

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2024-04-02T05:56:18.53+00:00

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Shweta Mathur 30,431 Reputation points Microsoft Employee Moderator

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Andrew Blumhardt 10,071 Microsoft Employee

MDC stores much of the config in the Azure Resource Graph. Many of the MDC portal screens have an Open Query button that provides a sample graph query. I assume there are PS options for running a graph query. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/governance/resource-graph/first-query-powershell

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