azure-external-attack-surface-management

You can filter your Azure External Attack Surface Management inventory by configuring asset filters to query and monitor specific asset types like domains. This allows you to narrow your attack surface monitoring scope.

Billable assets in Azure Defender EASM determine your billing costs based on the asset counts within your configured inventory. Understanding these counts helps you anticipate costs and manage your external attack surface budget.

You can configure data export from Azure External Attack Surface Management to Log Analytics and Azure Data Explorer. This integration enables advanced analysis of your discovered attack surface assets and security telemetry.

Azure EASM allows you to configure policy engine automation rules to manage your external attack surface. These rules help automate the classification and response processes for your discovered assets.

Yes, retrieving Azure EASM documentation requires network access via specific fetch tools like mcp_microsoftdocs:microsoft_docs_fetch or fetch_webpage. This connectivity is needed to synthesize configuration and integration guidance.

Azure EASM limits and quotas dictate how many assets you can monitor, directly impacting your billing and configuration strategy. Understanding these constraints ensures you stay within platform boundaries while securing your attack surface.