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.github/workflows/AutoPublish.yml

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CloudAppSecurityDocs/activity-filters-queries.md

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CloudAppSecurityDocs/attack-paths.md

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[Microsoft Security Exposure Management](/security-exposure-management/microsoft-security-exposure-management) helps you to manage your company's attack surface and exposure risk effectively. By combining assets and techniques, [attack paths](/security-exposure-management/review-attack-paths) illustrate the end-to-end paths that attackers can use to move from an entry point within your organization to your critical assets.
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- **Top level export**. You can use the top-level **Export** button to gather an all-up Microsoft Defender Antivirus health report (500-K limit).
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:::image type="content" source="media/device-health-defender-antivirus-health-tab-export.png" alt-text="Screenshot that shows the top-level export report button." lightbox="media/device-health-defender-antivirus-health-tab-export.png":::
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:::image type="content" source="media/device-health-defender-antivirus-health-tab-export.png" alt-text="Screenshot that shows the top-level export report button." lightbox="media/device-health-defender-antivirus-health-tab-export.png":::
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- **Flyout level export**. You can use the **Export** button within the flyouts to export a report to an Excel spreadsheet (100-K limit).
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