The canal estate runs Azure SQL Database, SQL Server on an Arc machine, and Azure Database for PostgreSQL. How should the Azure security engineer enable Microsoft Defender for Databases?
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Short Explanation
Three engines, three matching Defender for Databases plans—Azure SQL, SQL on machines, and open-source relational. Don’t pretend Servers or Storage secretly wrapped the water-quality databases.
Full Explanation
Microsoft Defender for Databases is a family of plans aligned to engines: Defender for Azure SQL, Defender for SQL servers on machines, and Defender for open-source relational databases for services such as Azure Database for PostgreSQL. TDE is Domain 3 encryption, not the Databases threat-protection plan. Defender for Servers or Defender for Storage alone does not substitute for enabling the matching database plans.