[Autogenerated] now you'll note here, I've put Azure security center in quotes,
sometimes you're going to find that there's a disparity between what
Microsoft learning puts on their exam objectives and what's happening in
the real world now this is likely to be fixed,
Maybe it's already fixed by the time you're watching this training.
So if that's the case, just chuckle and roll with it.
Microsoft, as I've said before,
loves to rename products and that's definitely been
the case with Azure Security Center.
Let me explain as you can see in this diagram we have a continuum
originally the product and Azure that was a tool set for providing
Azure administrators with the ability to evaluate your Azure security
posture called Azure Security center or ask for short then Microsoft
developed Azure sentinel, which is really a super set of Azure security center,
I'll have more to say about sentinel momentarily Microsoft,
then gradually began porting Azure Security center features
out to other cloud platform products,
this is Azure defender that is currently at least as of today
in early 2022 called Microsoft defender.
Yes, it's confusing but I want you to align Azure security center,
Azure defender and Microsoft defender for cloud altogether
because for the purposes of exams as 808 01.
It's the same thing, particularly if you see as your security center,
what they're talking about is Microsoft defender for cloud.
Now really the Microsoft 365 family is an entirely separate
set of cloud services that integrate to various degrees with
Microsoft defender for cloud.
Are you confused yet?
You probably are.
And I'm so sorry about that.
Let's proceed understanding Microsoft defender versus
Azure sentinel and then in the demo, we'll get into Microsoft defender for cloud, and hopefully it will make more sense once you see it in demo.