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This article explains how to check whether machines use a supported endpoint detection and response (EDR) solution.
Defender for Cloud includes EDR features for supported machines. It can:
- Detect whether a machine connects to a supported EDR solution.
- Integrate natively with Microsoft Defender for Endpoint as an EDR solution.
Check for an EDR solution
Defender for Cloud uses agentless scanning to check whether Azure VMs and AWS/GCP machines connect to an EDR solution.
Agentless scanning for EDR settings is available when you enable Defender for Servers Plan 2 or the Defender CSPM plan in your Azure subscription.
Based on the findings, Defender for Cloud provides recommendations to help you find and fix machines that don't have an EDR solution running:
EDR solution should be installed on virtual machinesEDR solution should be installed on EC2 instancesEDR solution should be installed on virtual machines in GCP
Supported EDR solutions
The following table lists the EDR solutions supported by Defender for Cloud:
| Solution | Supported platform |
|---|---|
| Microsoft Defender for Endpoint | Windows |
| Microsoft Defender for Endpoint | Linux |
| Microsoft Defender for Endpoint Unified Solution | Windows Server 2012/2012 R2 |
| CrowdStrike (Falcon) | Windows and Linux |
| Trellix | Windows and Linux |
| Symantec | Windows and Linux |
| Sophos | Windows and Linux |
| Singularity Platform by SentinelOne | Windows and Linux |
| Cortex XDR | Windows and Linux (Supported only when installed via package manager on Linux) |