Elements Endpoint Detection and Response topic index
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- WithSecure Elements Endpoint Detection and Response
- Get started with WithSecure Elements Security Center
- Logging in
- Log in to non-federated domains
- MFA methods
- Choose multi-factor authentication
- About access rights
- Add a new service partner
- Change your account details
- Adding a customer company
- Order products for an existing customer company
- View available product subscriptions
- Set up federated single sign-on with Microsoft Entra ID
- Send an installation link via email
- Elements Endpoint Detection and Response overview
- Get started with WithSecure Elements Endpoint Detection and Response
- Key features
- Broad Context Detections
- Deploying endpoint sensors on organization devices
- System requirements
- Preinstallation recommendations
- Deployment methods for Windows
- Deploy manually using an EXE file
- Deploy manually using an MSI file
- MSI properties
- Invite users by email
- Deploy via Active Directory GPO
- Deploy using Microsoft Intune as a line-of-business (Windows)
- Prepare the installer package for Intune
- Deployment in persistent mode on Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI) systems
- Prepare a golden image
- Deployment methods for Mac devices
- Automatic installation, activation and configuration of the product
- Install the product automatically
- Common distribution scenarios
- Use MDM profiles to set up the product
- Deployment methods for Linux devices
- Installing the product for use with WithSecure Elements
- Install the product using a DEB or RPM package
- Handling common use cases
- Use the WithSecure MSI transformation tool
- Reinstallation of Elements Agent without duplicating devices
- Investigating detections and responding to incidents
- Investigate Broad Context Detections
- Advanced incident investigation with Event Search
- Use Event Search
- Save your Event Search view
- Risk level score
- Change the importance of monitored hosts
- Automatic device profiling
- Investigate software
- Respond to detections
- Closed resolutions for broad context detections
- Turn on advanced response actions
- Create a response action
- Investigative actions
- Retrieve files (Win, Lnx, Mac)
- Retrieve PowerShell history (Win)
- Retrieve event log entries (Win)
- Retrieve event log files (Win)
- Retrieve event log tracing entries (Win)
- Retrieve anti-virus logs (Win)
- Retrieve browser artefacts (Win)
- Retrieve jumplist files (Win)
- Retrieve MFT (Win)
- Retrieve RDP cache files (Win)
- Retrieve registry hives (Win)
- Retrieve System Resource Usage Monitor database (Srumdb) (Win)
- Map registry (Win)
- Retrieve MBR (Win)
- Retrieve Amcache (Win)
- Retrieve Prefetch (Win)
- Retrieve Recently Accessed (Win)
- Map file system (Win, Lnx, Mac)
- Netstat (Win, Lnx, Mac)
- Enumerate processes (Win, Lnx, Mac)
- Enumerate scheduled tasks (Win)
- Enumerate services (Win)
- Enumerate WMI persistence (Win)
- Process memory dump (Win, Lnx)
- Full memory dump (Win, Lnx)
- Test connections (Win)
- Containment actions
- Kill process (Win, Lnx, Mac)
- Kill thread (Win)
- Remediation actions
- Delete files (Win, Lnx, Mac)
- Delete registry (Win)
- Delete scheduled tasks (Win)
- Delete services (Win)
- Remove permission (Win)
- Delete WMI persistence (Win)
- Response action output formats
- Automate responses to detections
- Manage suppression rules
- Edit suppression rules
- Suppress detections individually
- Using wildcards in suppression rules
- Viewing suppression rules
- Isolate hosts from the network
- Isolate a single device from the network
- Release hosts from the isolation
- Elevating incidents to WithSecure
- Elevate an incident
- Elevation status of a BCD
- Collect forensics packages
- Forensics package contents
- Automatic false positive closure
- Set up detection alerts
- Events that generate detection alerts
- Create customized email reports on security events
- Best practices
- Check the overall state of monitored organizations
- Check the status of applications in monitored companies
- Acknowledge an incident
- Respond to a targeted attack
- Incident types
- Abnormal file accesses
- Abnormal file modification
- Abnormal library or module
- Abnormal location
- Abnormal network connection
- Abnormal parameters
- Abnormal privileges
- Abnormal process
- Abnormal processes relation
- Abnormal process execution
- Abnormal user activity
- Anomaly
- Backdoored file
- CC network connection
- Changing file visibility
- Changing security settings
- Changing user information
- Cloud
- Compromised clean process
- Creating attack tools
- Credential theft
- Directed attack
- Injection
- Injection target
- Lateral movement
- Lateral movement initiator
- Lateral movement target
- Log anomalies
- Malicious parameters
- Malicious process
- Malware
- Persistence
- Phishing
- Privilege escalation
- PUP (Potentially Unwanted Programs)
- Recon activities
- Scripting abuse
- Sensitive file modification
- Sensor tamper
- Spoofing files
- Spoofing inputs
- Spoofing memory
- Spoofing network
- Spoofing security settings
- Spoofing user information
- Spoofing vulnerabilities
- System or tool misuse
- Testing the service
- Run a simple test with Windows system tools
- Run an advanced test with Powershell
- Support
- Report false positives
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