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> If the detections do not show up, it could be that you have set "allowedThreats" to allow in preferences via Ansible or Puppet.
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- Endpoint detection and response (EDR) detections, see [Experience Microsoft Defender for Endpoint through simulated attacks](attack-simulations.md). If the detection doesn't show up, then it could be that we're missing event or alerts in portal. For more information, see [Troubleshoot missing events or alerts issues for Microsoft Defender for Endpoint on Linux](linux-support-events.md).
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- For more information about unified submissions in Microsoft Defender XDR and the ability to submit **False Positives** and **False Negatives** through the portal, see [Unified submissions in Microsoft Defender XDR now Generally Available! - Microsoft Tech Community](https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/microsoft-defender-for-endpoint/unified-submissions-in-microsoft-365-defender-now-generally/ba-p/3270770).
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## 20. Troubleshoot missing events or alerts issues for Microsoft Defender for Endpoint on Linux
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Example 2: [demo.mobileconfig](https://github.com/microsoft/mdatp-devicecontrol/blob/main/macOS/mobileconfig/demo.mobileconfig)
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- Before you start, learn about [critical asset management](critical-asset-management.md) in Security Exposure Management.
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- To manage critical assets, you need one of these roles: Global Administrator, Security Administrator, Security Operator, Global Reader, Security Reader.
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-[Review required permissions](prerequisites.md#permissions) for working with the critical assets.
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# Compare Microsoft Security Exposure Management with secure score
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This article discusses the differences between Microsoft [secure score](/defender-xdr/microsoft-secure-score) and [Microsoft Security Exposure Management](microsoft-security-exposure-management.md).
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This article discusses the differences between Microsoft [Secure Score](/defender-xdr/microsoft-secure-score) and [Microsoft Security Exposure Management](microsoft-security-exposure-management.md).
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Security Exposure Management is currently in public preview.
**Business goal** | Provides a unified view of organizational security posture, and tools for identifying and exploring attack surfaces, and reducing security risk exposure. | Acts as an industry baseline and benchmark to measure organizational security posture.
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**Recommendations** | Includes secure score recommendations, and recommendations from other sources, such as Microsoft Defender for Cloud. | Recommendations focus mostly on posture assessment of Microsoft Defender products.
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**Recommendations** | Includes Secure Score recommendations, and recommendations from other sources, such as Microsoft Defender for Cloud. | Recommendations focus mostly on posture assessment of Microsoft Defender products.
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**Recommendation measurements** | Views adherence to recommendations from a compliance/non-compliance perspective. | Measures recommendations in terms of points achieved out of a total number of points, and whether points regress or are gained based on specific actions.
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**Metrics** | Gathers recommendations for similar assets together into metrics. </br></br>Metrics enable you to quickly gauge exposure levels for groups of similar assets. | Uses security control metrics.
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**Initiatives** | Metrics are gathered into predefined initiatives. For instance, the ransomware initiative gathers and defines multiple metrics/recommendations related to ransomware risk. | Not available.
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**Additional tools** | Security insights help you to manage security exposure, and tools such as the enterprise exposure graph and the attack surface map enable you to query, review, analyze, and visualize cross-organizational attack surfaces.</br></br> Security Exposure Management also generates and provides visibility into potential attack paths across the organization. | Secure score metrics only.
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**Additional tools** | Security insights help you to manage security exposure. Tools such as the enterprise exposure graph and the attack surface map enable you to query, review, analyze, and visualize cross-organizational attack surfaces.</br></br> Security Exposure Management also generates and provides visibility into potential attack paths across the organization. | Secure Score metrics only.
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Microsoft Security Exposure Management is a security solution that provides a unified view of security posture across company assets and workloads. Security Exposure Management enriches asset information with security context that helps you to proactively manage attack surfaces, protect critical assets, and explore and mitigate exposure risk.
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Security Exposure Management is currently in public preview.
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- The value of attack paths increases based on the data used as a source. If no data is available or the data doesn't reflect your organization's environment, attack paths might not appear. Attack paths might not be fully representative:
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