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Source: Microsoft Defender for Identity - What's new archive · Limited verificationCanonical source
RECENTProduct updateAction required

Expanded coverage in ITDR deployment health widget

Analysis / inference: The ITDR deployment health widget now includes visibility into ADFS, ADCS, and Microsoft Entra Connect server deployments alongside domain controllers.

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Source
Microsoft Defender for Identity - What's new archive · Limited verification
Classification
Microsoft Security

Section 01 · Summary analysis

Microsoft Defender for Identity updated the Identity Threat Detection and Response deployment health widget to incorporate coverage tracking for ADFS, ADCS, and Microsoft Entra Connect servers in addition to traditional domain controllers.

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Section 02 · Analysis

SecOps Signal analysis
Why it matters

SOC and identity teams gain centralized visibility into sensor deployment health across critical auxiliary identity infrastructure like ADFS, ADCS, and Microsoft Entra Connect rather than domain controllers alone.

Operational impact

Improves administrative tracking capabilities for identity asset posture, enabling faster identification of unmonitored ADFS, ADCS, or Entra Connect servers.

Section 03 · Recommended actions

  • Review the Microsoft Defender portal to check the updated ITDR deployment health widget.
  • Ensure MDI sensors are installed and healthy on all identified ADFS, ADCS, and Microsoft Entra Connect servers.
What to check
  • Verify the ITDR deployment health widget in Microsoft Defender for Identity for status updates on ADFS, ADCS, and Microsoft Entra Connect servers.
  • Check sensor coverage across all supported identity infrastructure to identify missing or unmonitored servers.

Affected scope

ProductsDefender for Identity

Section 04 · References

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