In some instances Defender may need you to take some actions such as quarantining or removing the dangerous file or process. If Defender finds malware on your device it'll block it, notify you, and try to remove the malware if it can. For more information see How to start a scan for malware in Microsoft Defender What if Defender finds malware?
If you're concerned and want to have Microsoft Defender run a scan right now, you can do that by going to the Device protection page from the Microsoft Defender dashboard. If it spots something it will attempt to block it, and alert you so that you can take action if necessary. Microsoft Defender will also run quick scans of your device on a daily basis, in case anything manages to elude the real-time protection. Microsoft Defender's real-time anti-malware protection runs whenever your device is on, keeping an eye out for malicious activity.
You can do this by adding the -Identity parameter to your Start-AzAutomationRunbook cmdlets, like this: Start-AzAutomationRunbook -AutomationAccountName automationAccountObj. When you first set-up Microsoft Defender on your device we'll run an initial scan to make sure you're starting off clean. Try removing the Connect-AzAccount cmdlet and use the system-assigned managed identity to authenticate to Azure. Note: Microsoft Defender currently offers anti-malware only on Windows, Mac, and Android. Microsoft Antimalware for Azure Virtual Machines is a real-time protection capability that helps identify and remove viruses, spyware, and other malicious software, with configurable alerts when known malicious or unwanted software attempts to install itself or run on your system and it is absolutely free.
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