You have an Azure subscription named Sub1 that contains a storage account named storage1.

Use Azure Logic Apps to automate remediation actions when Defender for Storage detects malicious content. Microsoft documents an event-driven remediation pattern in which Defender for Storage malware scanning sends scan results through Azure Event Grid , and an Azure Logic App or Azure Function performs an automated response such as quarantining, deleting, moving, or otherwise handling a malicious blob . This enables near-real-time remediation rather than simply recording or reporting the detection.

A Log Analytics workspace is useful for retaining malware scan results for audit, compliance, and investigation, but it does not itself execute remediation actions. An alert rule can generate notifications based on detected conditions, but it is not the primary workflow engine for taking corrective action against infected blobs. Azure Policy can enforce Defender for Storage configuration at scale, such as ensuring malware scanning is enabled across storage accounts, but it does not perform per-detection malware remediation.

Therefore, the solution should include Azure Logic Apps , typically triggered through Event Grid, to implement the required automated response.

This aligns with the SC-500 objective Implement Defender for Storage threat protection configurations under Secure storage, databases, and networking.