When clicking on “on/off” in this table, you will be redirected to a subscription’s Defender for Cloud plans page from where you can directly enable additional plans. If the plan is not enabled, the tab shows gray. If the plan is enabled on that subscription, the tab shows green. The coverage is represented through the green and gray “on/off” tabs. When first opening the workbook, an overview page is shown that displays your overall Microsoft Defender for Cloud coverage across all selected subscriptions. For reference on how these prices are calculated, visit the Pricing-Microsoft Defender | Microsoft Azure. This price estimation workbook is out-of-the box and can be found in the Defender for Cloud portal.Īfter reading this blog and using the workbook, be sure to leave your feedback to be considered for future enhancements. Please remember these numbers are only estimated based on retail prices and do not provide actual billing data. This includes Defender for Key Vault, Containers, App Service, Servers, Storage and Databases. Based on customer feedback, we have extended this offering by creating one comprehensive workbook that covers most Microsoft Defender for Cloud plans. We previously released the Microsoft Defender for Storage Price Estimation Workbook, which was widely and positively received by customers. Before enabling Defender for Cloud across subscriptions, customers are often interested in having a cost estimation to make sure the cost aligns with the team’s budget.
This includes comprehensive coverage plans for compute, PaaS and data resources in your environment. Microsoft Defender for Cloud provides advanced threat detection capabilities across your cloud workloads.
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