After 2 years a new release of MDE-Troubleshooter!

ByThomas Verheyden

Lately, I’ve been doing a lot of Defender for Endpoint deployment/configuration troubleshooting, which prompted me to dust off my MDE-Troubleshooter. I noticed it was missing some new and improved configurations, so I decided to update it.

What’s new:
– Updates with the new supported Attack surface reduction rules
– File hash computation check
– Run as admin check
– Option to download the Client Analyzer
– AV Signature/intelligence updater
– Overal performance improvements by using different threads

Download: https://lnkd.in/eDXbhKXF

I’m eager to hear your ideas and suggestions! Connect with me on Twitter (@thomasvrhydn) or LinkedIn, and let’s collaborate to enhance MDE-Troubleshooter together.

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