Managing Microsoft Defender for Cloud as Code

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Microsoft Defender for Cloud provides organizations with Cloud Security Posture Management (CSPM), and Cloud Workload Protection (CWP) capabilities for their Azure, multicloud and hybrid workloads. We know that programmatically deploying and managing Defender for Cloud is top of mind for both Microsoft partners and customers and we commonly hear key questions such as:
1. How can I automate onboarding of subscriptions to Microsoft Defender for Cloud?
2. How can I enable Defender for Cloud plans across multiple Azure subscriptions and tenants at scale?
3. As a Microsoft partner, how can I programmatically configure parts of Microsoft Defender for Cloud, like workflow automations, that can be leveraged in multiple customer deployments?
This video aims to answer these questions and more. We hear from Microsoft partners and customers, that not leveraging a more efficient approach when it comes to deploying and managing Microsoft Defender for Cloud, tends to take more time and cost more in resources. The following video will show how you can deploy and manage Microsoft Defender for Cloud at scale using a variety of options, including Infrastructure as Code, Azure Policy, REST APIs, Azure CLI, and PowerShell.
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[@amitizhere]

Awesome video but humble request : dont put some background music..

[@Ruchikun]

Agree. Either have it waaayyy more subtle or just remove it. It was actually annoying during Sean's demo.
Otherwise: great vid !

[@keepleft-]

Good stuff Sean, we'll in.

[@kevinamadi6887]

Awesome work Sean 👏👏👏

[@Ruchikun]

Another tidbit: I hope this is not an environment you care about as you failed to mask pretty much all of your secrets for at least 1 frame. So everything was visible at a certain point throughout the vid :)