My friend Christopher Brumm has a published a blog post titled My learnings on Microsoft Defender for Endpoint and Exclusions about this question, and you should definitely give it a read. You should always evaluate the risks that are associated with implementing exclusions, and you should only exclude files that you are confident are not malicious.
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If you already know about all the exclusions that are available, feel free to skip those parts and read more about “ How exclusions and IoCs are evaluated?” or what the threat type “ EUS:Win32/CustomEnterpriseBlock” is all about.ĭefining exclusions lowers the protection offered by Microsoft Defender Antivirus.
This guide will give you a (hopefully) complete overview on the different types of exclusions that are available, how those exclusions interact with each other and what potential gotchas you have to anticipate. The Hitchhiker's Guide to Microsoft Defender for Endpoint exclusions Most of these products have separate documentations, there is no single documentation page that contains all the information about exclusions available in Microsoft Defender for Endpoint. Also, there are integrations in other products, that result in possible side effects when enabling certain settings. Since Microsoft Defender for Endpoint is a suite of products, rather than just one single piece of software, there are various places where you can create exclusions for different features.
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