Which of the following is NOT a focus of Defender PAM?

Defender PAM, which stands for Privileged Access Management, primarily focuses on securing and managing privileged accounts and access within an organization. One of its key goals is to monitor user sessions, manage privileged accounts, and provide auditing capabilities to ensure that all access to sensitive information is properly logged and reviewed.

Encrypting user documents, while important for data security, does not fall under the specific functions of Defender PAM. The main focus of PAM is on managing who has access to what sensitive functions and ensuring that those access rights are appropriately controlled and monitored. This includes the oversight of user sessions to track and log activities, managing which privileged accounts are in use, and maintaining a record of audits to ensure compliance with security policies and practices.

Thus, the correct answer highlights an aspect that is outside the primary focus of Defender PAM.