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MDE Multi-Framework Audit Tracker — Wiki

Welcome to the official wiki for the MDE Multi-Framework Audit Tracker.

This tool helps security engineers at Managed Security Service Providers (MSSPs) track the deployment and configuration of Microsoft Defender for Endpoint (MDE) against nine internationally recognised compliance frameworks. It is a single HTML file that runs entirely in your browser — no installation, no account, no internet connection required after the first load.

This wiki is written for everyone, including people who are new to security audits and compliance. If you encounter a term you do not recognise, the Technical Reference page has a plain-English glossary.

What this tool does

Microsoft Defender for Endpoint is a security product that protects computers, servers, and mobile devices in an organisation. When an organisation uses MDE, it needs to configure it correctly across many different settings. It also needs to prove to external auditors that those settings meet specific requirements defined by compliance frameworks.

A compliance framework is a published set of rules or controls that an organisation agrees to follow — usually because a client, a regulator, or a certification body requires it. This tool maps every MDE configuration task to the frameworks that require it, tracks whether each task is done, and generates reports that can be shared with clients and stakeholders.

Who this is for

  • Security engineers deploying or configuring MDE for clients
  • Analysts tracking compliance progress across multiple frameworks
  • Security managers preparing evidence for audits
  • Anyone producing security posture reports for non-technical stakeholders

Quick links

Pages in this wiki

Getting started

Frameworks

Features

Reference

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