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Add MDFC Event Hub exports as a Trusted Service with resource group tags - #554
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Add one subscription-scoped DeployIfNotExists policies under Security Center that configure Microsoft Defender for Cloud continuous export to an Event Hub and additionally apply resource group tags:
deploy-export-to-event-hub-as-a-trusted-service-for-mdfc (trusted service)
Why: the built-in export policies create the target resource group without tags, so in subscriptions that enforce mandatory tags at resource group creation the built-in remediation is blocked and the export never deploys. These variants add a resourceGroupTags parameter and merge logic so the group is created or merged with the required tags, unblocking continuous export in tag-governed environments.