Use this page to define an application template.
Option | Definition |
|---|---|
Catalog Name | Displays the name of the catalog being edited. |
Name | Replace the default definition name with a unique name. This field is required. |
Description | Use this field for information to identify the definition or indicate when used. This field is optional. |
Process Strategy | Select from the drop-down list. Default: Editor |
Applies to | Selects Windows or Mac operating system. The available properties list is different for each. |
Analyze memory mapped files | Select from the drop-down list. Default: Disable When enabled, analyzes memory-mapped files such as Autodesk 3ds Max graphic files. Due to processing overhead, we do not recommend using this option unless it is specifically required. Not supported on Trellix DLP Endpoint for Mac |
Property | Definition |
|---|---|
Command Line | Command line with arguments; partial match allowed. Typical use case is an application that Trellix DLP Endpoint doesn't otherwise control, such as Java. The command line: java -jar can be used in such instances. |
Executable Directory | The file path to the executable. |
Executable file hash | Defines a specific version of the application. |
Executable file name | The current file name; differs from original executable if the name was changed. |
Original Executable file name | The original name of the executable. This property will cover all versions of the application, whereas the file hash is specific. |
Product Name | The name of the product as listed in the file properties. If no name is listed, it appears as Unknown Product. |
Vendor Name | Company name; partial match allowed. If no name is listed, it appears as Unknown Company. |
Window Title | Title appearing in the application's title bar; partial match allowed. |
Note
Not all properties are supported on Trellix DLP Endpoint for Mac; all are supported on Trellix DLP Endpoint for Windows.