Microsoft Defender for Cloud Apps
A Microsoft cloud access security broker that enables customers to control the access and use of software as a service apps in their organization.
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Defender for Cloud Apps Generative AI Category
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Richard Long
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We're running Defender for Cloud Apps in our organization and we've detected over 100 applications in use, however, no Generative AI app usage has been detected on any of our endpoints despite it definitely being used. I've even used ChatGPT and Google Gemini on my device to try to help along the discovery, but it hasn't worked. Has anyone else had similar issues having applications detected? Are there any tips for ensuring more reliable discovery? If we decide to unsanction the usage of any apps, I'd like to be confident that Defender for Cloud Apps will be able to accurately block the unsanctioned apps.
For what it's worth, we've enrolled our endpoints into Defender for Endpoint and it's running in passive mode as we're using a 3rd party AV solution.
Thanks