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How to disable/enable Azure Advanced Threat Protection/Microsoft Defender from CVO

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Applies to

  • Cloud Volumes ONTAP (CVO)
  • Microsoft Defender (formerly Advanced Threat Protection)
  • Azure storage account

Answer

  • By default, Microsoft Defender is disabled on CVO but it is supported on Azure storage accounts attached to CVO.
  • If Microsoft Defender needs to be enabled or it was previously enabled and now needs to be disabled, it's advised to contact Azure for more information.

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