Ransomware Protection | Controlled Folder Access | Microsoft Defender for Endpoint

[@PoorAdmin]

Cool!! Just wanted to drop by and say a big thank you for the awesome video training! Your knowledge and teaching style really rocked. Keep up the great work!

[@Noursbear]

Great videos, they should help me with my MD 102 test, a lot is not explained in the courses.

[@ConceptsWork]

Thank you for your feedback, please share some of the key points. We would like to add them in the next video for this series.

[@Aj-7788]

As a best practice which folders would you recommend enabling CFA ?

[@saschawolter8831]

Hi, I have configures in Intune the Attack Surface Reduction Policy in the Security Sektion. I enabled the controlled folder access. Now I have a Applicatian I would like to allow the access. I think I can do it in the subsection Controlled Folder Access Allowed Applications. But can I simple put the Application Name there? Or I have do a special kind of input?
I found nothing in the Microsoft DOCS. Hope you can help me.
Thanks for your videos. :)

[@ganeshdaskan4967]

Hi, I would like to thank you for the great content. I have notice playlist is not updated i guess some of of the videos are missing.
would you please add them ?

[@ConceptsWork]

Can you please let us know the topic which is missing.

[@ganeshdaskan4967]

@@ConceptsWork Hello Team, I have checked the playlist again and below are the topic missing.
After video number 19 - Event timeline
After video number 21 - Query alerts data
After video number 27 - Enable MS defender application guard in Enterprise managed mode from MS Endpoint Manager.
After video number - 49 - Attack surface reduction Exclusions & Advance analysis of logs.
After video number - 53 - Network Protection
Thank you