azure-external-attack-surface-management

To filter Azure External Attack Surface Management inventory by specific IP address ranges, you apply asset filters for domains, hosts, and IPs. This narrows your billable asset view to focus precisely on defined network boundaries.

Defender External Attack Surface Management billing applies to discovered billable assets within your inventory. Understanding resource management limits and quotas helps optimize costs and control the scope of monitored domains, hosts, and IPs.

Yes, you can configure policy engine automation rules within Azure External Attack Surface Management. This security configuration allows you to automate responses and manage your external attack surface based on customized criteria.

Azure External Attack Surface Management integrates with Log Analytics to configure data export. This allows security analysts to forward discovered asset inventory and attack surface findings for centralized monitoring and analysis.

Azure External Attack Surface Management enforces specific limits and quotas on resource management and billable assets. Reviewing these configuration constraints helps optimize application performance and avoid hitting boundaries during asset discovery.