Learn how to generate and export a Defender for Endpoint agent status report using Graph PowerShell. This guide helps you monitor the status of your Defender for Endpoint agent efficiently.
Monitoring the status of your Defender for Endpoint agent is crucial. You may need to view the overall state of your devices and require quick access to this data for compliance evaluation. Although not ready to enforce device compliance through Conditional Access policies, this process is essential.
Instead of manually generating reports from the Intune Portal, you can automate the export process or have reports sent via email using Graph PowerShell. This approach simplifies accessing your reports without navigating through the web portal.
To execute this script successfully, ensure you have the latest Graph PowerShell installed and access to a Global Administrator for necessary permissions. Your user account should also have access to the local system where the report will be saved.
Reports can also be viewed and exported from the Intune admin portal. Comparing the exported PowerShell data with the portal's information ensures accuracy. To view and export data from the Intune portal, navigate to the Reports section and select the Antivirus agent status for exporting.
Generating the status report with PowerShell involves initializing the report request, processing it, and then exporting the report to your defined location. Make sure to adjust the output path as per your requirement in the provided script.
To gauge the operational status of Microsoft Defender Antivirus, employing PowerShell commands is your go-to method.
To interface with Microsoft Graph via PowerShell, initiating the Connect-MgGraph command is necessary. This action requires an administrative sign-in to approve the essential scopes. Follow the prompt to a designated webpage for authentication. Upon successful sign-in, a message, "Welcome To Microsoft Graph!" confirms the connection.
Obtaining reports from Microsoft Defender can be accomplished by accessing the Microsoft Defender portal at https://security.microsoft.com. Navigate to the "Email & collaboration reports" section found under Reports > Email & collaboration to view and download the relevant reports.
To verify the status of Microsoft Defender, an evaluation through the designated means is recommended.
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