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Microsoft Defender for Endpoint Extension

🔒 Security·by bluebeeweb·v0.1.0
Pay per use8-40 tok/action
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About this extension

Connect your own Microsoft Defender for Endpoint tenant (Azure AD App Registration) to manage Machines, Alerts, Incidents, custom Indicators, Machine Actions (isolate/scan), Advanced Hunting queries, and Threat & Vulnerability Management.

What you get

Every capability exposed by Microsoft Defender for Endpoint, metered per action and guarded by the two-step safety protocol.

  • connect_defenderwrite

    Connect your own Microsoft Defender for Endpoint tenant by saving its Azure AD tenant/client credentials, after checking they actually work.

  • disconnect_defenderwrite

    Disconnect a Microsoft Defender for Endpoint tenant: deletes the saved Azure AD credentials. Nothing in Defender itself is changed.

  • list_connectionsread

    List the connected Microsoft Defender for Endpoint tenants (tenant id + masked Client ID).

  • list_machinesread

    List endpoints (machines) in the connected Defender for Endpoint tenant, optionally filtered by an OData $filter.

  • get_machineread

    Read one endpoint (machine) in full by its Defender machine id.

  • isolate_machinewrite

    Network-isolate a machine -- cuts it off from the network except Defender cloud traffic (and optionally Outlook/Skype/Teams for 'Selective'). The core incident-response 'stop the bleeding' action.

  • unisolate_machinewrite

    Release a machine from network isolation, restoring normal network access.

  • run_av_scanwrite

    Trigger a Windows Defender antivirus scan (Quick or Full) on a machine.

  • stop_and_quarantine_filewrite

    Stop a running process and quarantine its file on a machine, by SHA1 hash. A destructive containment action for confirmed malicious files.

  • list_alertsread

    List Alerts in the connected Defender for Endpoint tenant, optionally filtered by an OData $filter (e.g. "severity eq 'High'").

  • get_alertread

    Read one Alert in full by its Defender alert id.

  • update_alertwrite

    Update an Alert's status, classification, determination, and/or assignment.

  • list_indicatorsread

    List custom Indicators (IOCs) configured on the connected Defender for Endpoint tenant.

  • create_indicatorwrite

    Create a custom Indicator (IOC) on the connected Defender for Endpoint tenant to flag or block a hash, IP, domain, or URL fleet-wide.

  • delete_indicatordestructive

    Delete a custom Indicator (IOC) from the connected Defender for Endpoint tenant.

  • run_hunting_queryread

    Run an Advanced Hunting KQL query against the connected Defender for Endpoint tenant (e.g. "DeviceProcessEvents | take 10"). Read-only investigation.

  • list_vulnerabilitiesread

    List CVEs (Threat & Vulnerability Management) exposed across the fleet or on one machine.

  • audit_estateread

    Build one aggregated health report across the connected Defender for Endpoint tenant: machine counts by health/isolation state, open/high-severity alerts, and critical CVE exposure.

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