Select Compute & apps under the Security Center main menu or Overview.We will look at how to install antimalware on Azure VMs and on non-Azure computers. To see the Endpoint protection issues dashboard, you need to follow the Compute workflow.

If your environment is vulnerable to antimalware threats, this recommendation will be displayed under Recommendations and under Compute.

Unknown - An antimalware solution is installed but its status is unknown or reporting an unknown error.Įndpoint protection issues is presented as a recommendation in Security Center.

Not reporting - An antimalware solution is installed but not reporting data.

No real time protection - An antimalware solution is installed on these VMs and computers, but it is not configured for real-time protection.

Signature out of date - An antimalware solution is installed on these VMs and computers, but the solution does not have the latest antimalware signatures.

Endpoint protection not installed on non-Azure computers - A supported antimalware is not installed on these non-Azure computers.

Endpoint protection not installed on Azure VMs - A supported antimalware solution is not installed on these Azure VMs.

Security Center reports the following endpoint protection issues: By using the information under Endpoint protection issues, you can identify a plan to address any issues identified. Security Center highlights issues, such as detected threats and insufficient protection, which can make your virtual machines (VMs) and computers vulnerable to antimalware threats. Azure Security Center monitors the status of antimalware protection and reports this under the Endpoint protection issues blade.

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