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 3. Use Azure Policy to auto-enable backup on VM creation but to also audit for non-compliance
 4. Use Azure Policy to auto-enable DR on VM creation but to also audit for non-compliance
 6. Deploy an Azure VM and make sure that the VM is enabled for BCDR (Azure Backup and Azure Site Recovery) via Azure Policy
-7. In the Azure Portal, have a look at your VM's blade and note what else has the VM been automatically onboarded into.
+7. In the Azure Portal, have a look at your VM's blade and note what else the VM has been automatically onboarded into (e.g., VMInsights, MDfC, etc.).
 8. Be able to answer these 2 questions: At which scope can these policies be applied? And what are you doing to clearly and easily identify "all **production** VMs backed up, and **some** selected VMs in dev/test environments"?
 
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