What is your primary use case for Microsoft Defender for Office 365?

We use Microsoft Defender for Office 365 to protect our Outlook 365 inboxes. When opening links in emails, Defender's URL defense verifies the legitimacy of the URL, ensuring it's not a spam link. This protection is active whenever clicking on any link within Outlook 365.

We are using Microsoft Defender for Office 365 to avoid spam, malware, and similar threats.

We are using Microsoft Defender for Office 365 primarily for security purposes.

As a specialist in SOC, we work closely with multiple customers to cover their IT assets using Microsoft 365 Defender. They have Microsoft Defender for Endpoint deployment, especially for Microsoft 365. We configure the tool to implement the different policies and requirements to cover the email security part and the cloud apps part with the different strategies available on the platform. After that, we either work directly on the Microsoft 365 portal or configure the sending of the alerts from this portal to Microsoft Sentinel. This will act as a single pane of glass for us to follow the incidents and advise our customers based on that.

It allows us to effectively detect and manage malicious URLs within emails. This proactive approach allows your team to identify and resolve security incidents promptly. We optimize our security by incorporating Microsoft's IOCs into both Defender for Office 365 and endpoint protection. This integration prevents our devices from accessing known threats, saving significant time weekly. Centralized management of threat indicators proves highly efficient, potentially saving hours. This comprehensive strategy enhances our proactive security measures across our systems.

We use the solution for wireless scanning, reporting, and monitoring.

Over 4,000 employees across my organization use all of the products under Office 365, as it is super pervasive. Everybody uses them every day in my organization. My organization is a manufacturing company, where Office 365 has become a daily necessity.

We use Microsoft Defender for Office 365 for protection.

We use Microsoft Defender for Office 365 for our external developers.

I am the IT director for my organization, a small municipality with a population of 20,000 located in New Mexico. We employ 250 staff members. Our cybersecurity measures encompass a wide range, including endpoint management and the utilization of Windows Defender for Office 365. This software is internally deployed and primarily focuses on monitoring our email systems. This is where the most intricate configuration is applied. It examines our email traffic, aiming to prevent a significant amount of spam and numerous phishing attempts, although it cannot catch everything due to inherent limitations, it effectively performs tasks such as antivirus and antimalware functions within our email communication.

We utilize Microsoft Defender for Office 365 to enhance our email protection. All of our Office 365 solutions are stored in the cloud. We have recently acquired multiple licenses for Microsoft Defender for Office 365.

We primarily use Defender for 365 for email protection.

Our primary use case is for features like mail protection and preventing impersonation. It has extended the protection for the user.

We have started using Defender on our endpoints, together with the basic Defender for email. We placed Defender on our endpoints through our XDR solution. It's connected to our SOC and the SIEM.

I use it for investigating incidents.

We use the solution to add and move staff when they leave to secure the laptops and other assets for the company. All our contractors work remotely.

Defender for Office 365 protects Office 365, which is the industry standard office software suite. It is the only Microsoft security solution we use. We don't use any specialized features. It's a standard deployment.

We use Defender for Office for its five core features: anti-phishing, malware, link scanning, attachment scanning, and anti-spam.

We mainly use Microsoft Defender for Office 365 to secure our Office 365 combined application package, which includes Outlook, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, OneDrive, Skype, and Teams. We have all of these combined packages in our cloud. Before we deployed Defender, we didn't have the right solution to safeguard these applications because our data was moved from multiple locations, from Outlook to OneDrive, for instance. After the introduction of Defender, we could instantly control most threats. We also use Microsoft Defender for Identity and Cloud Apps. We deployed Identity recently. Integration is easy because Microsoft is the vendor of all of these security products. Most of these products are closely integrated, whether they're on-premise or deployed on the cloud. These solutions work natively together to deliver coordinated detection and response across our environment. All of these features work on different security layers to ensure protection. Microsoft Defender for Identity gives protection to users. That's an application layer. Simultaneously, Defender for Cloud also provides a layer of security. Each Microsoft product offers a different layer of security, so our organization is secure. These security products offer comprehensive threat protection. Each day, thousands of people send emails that contain malicious content. Microsoft Defender for Office 365 constantly monitors those attachments and gives us alerts so that we're able to focus on threats and prioritize them accordingly. We use the bidirectional sync capabilities. It's an important feature to us because we need it for proper syncing and security, both on-premises and on the cloud. The solution is deployed on a public cloud. Defender is used in one tenant, and multiple departments use it. It provides security for about 2,000 users.

We use it to monitor user behavior and activity. It also gives us analytics to protect the user identities and extensions stored in Active Directory. For one of the instances that we are managing, we have to sync it with Active Directory and protect user identity.

We're an MSP, and we deploy security solutions to our clients based in the UAE. We are currently implementing the product ourselves and developing the capacity to deploy it to our clients. We have around 200 total end users. In addition to Defender for Office 365, we also use Defender for Cloud and Microsoft Sentinel. The products are integrated. The integration was straightforward, as most of our clients and we operate an Azure environment, so integration is usually as simple as a few clicks.

We mainly use it to identify software vulnerabilities. It reports all the software vulnerabilities installed in our web stations and servers.

We are using Microsoft Defender for Office 365 to defend against computer threats.

We use Microsoft Defender for Office 365 for email security. We are partners of Microsoft and I'm the company's chief operation security officer.

We are using Defender to protect different kinds of attachments, emails, and safe links, and things like that.

Our primary use case of Defender is to protect customers' emails. We use this solution for the servers being hosted on Azure. We use it mostly for the emails of Office 365 users, to secure their emails. Some customers already have other email security, complementing Office 365, but smaller customers prefer using a single solution to protect their emails. This solution is cloud-based.

We are resellers of this solution and Microsoft partners.

We use it for detecting any kind of breach or intrusion. It is not enabled for everyone because we have our own antivirus.

In general, we use it for OneDrive and Office tools.

This solution is a mixed product. It can be used for email security and for information protection which is basically data loss prevention. Many people do this type of setup for DLP, but it is under Microsoft's naming convention, they call it Microsoft Information Protection(MIP).

We are using it with Laptops that go directly to the end-user. We used the Defender because it was already there.