Your organization has a Microsoft Defender for Endpoint deployment with custom network indicators turned on. The table below shows two Windows 10 computers that are protected by Microsoft Defender for Endpoint. 📷 Computer1 has a tag of Kiosk1 Computer2 has a tag of Tag1 The following table shows the machine groups in Microsoft Defender for Endpoint. 📷 Group1 has a rank of 1 and a membership rule of Tag contains a 1 Group2 has a rank of 2 and a membership rule of Name ends with 2 and a tag that equals Tag1 In the following table, you can see the URLs/Domains indicators created from the Microsoft Defender admin center http://www.gitbit.org has a scope of Group1 and is set to alert and block http://microsoft.com has a scope of Group2 and is set to alert and block http://microsoft.com/public has a scope of all machines and is set to allow. For each of the following statements, click yes if the statement is true. If the statement is false click No.

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Your organization has a Microsoft Defender for Endpoint deployment with custom network indicators turned on.

The table below shows two Windows 10 computers that are protected by Microsoft Defender for Endpoint.

Table showing Computer names and tags

The following table shows the machine groups in Microsoft Defender for Endpoint.

Machine groups showing name and rules

Group1 has a rank of 1 and a membership rule of Tag contains a 1
Group2 has a rank of 2 and a membership rule of Name ends with 2 and a tag that equals Tag1

In the following table, you can see the URLs/Domains indicators created from the Microsoft Defender admin center

For each of the following statements, click yes if the statement is true. If the statement is false click No.

From a web browser on Computer1, you can open http://microsoft.com/public

From a web browser on Computer1, you can open http://www.gitbit.org

From a web browser on Computer2, you can open http://microsoft.com