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Personalize your Trellix ESM

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Specify how you want to interact with Trellix ESM so you see only what you want to see.

Make sure that a custom display type has been created.

  1. From the dashboard, click GUID-0177D71C-5A80-43D5-9629-5D396CF2895F-low.png and select System PropertiesCustom Settings.

    • To add custom text (such as company security policies) to your logon screen, enter text in the box at the top of the page and select the Include text on login screen checkbox.

      Note

      Selecting a custom logo has no effect.

    • Select whether to refresh the System Tree automatically (every five minutes) and whether to refresh the System Tree on update.

    • To change URL links for any system devices, click Device Links.

    • To configure Remedy email server settings, click Remedy.

    • To set the starting month for quarterly reports and views, select the month from the drop-down list.

  2. From the dashboard, click GUID-0177D71C-5A80-43D5-9629-5D396CF2895F-low.png and select System Properties | ESM Management. Click System Locale and specify the language for event logs, such as the health monitor log and device log.

  3. On the Trellix ESM console, click Options Views. Change the default view to any predefined or custom Trellix ESM view.

  4. From the dashboard, click GUID-0177D71C-5A80-43D5-9629-5D396CF2895F-low.png and select System Properties | Login Security. Define how long current Trellix ESM sessions remain open without activity. In UI Timeout Value, select the number of minutes that must pass without activity, then click OK.

    Note

    If you select zero (0), the console stays open indefinitely.

  5. Create a customized navigation display (device tree).

    1. From the dashboard, click GUID-0177D71C-5A80-43D5-9629-5D396CF2895F-low.png and select More Settings.

    2. On the system navigation pane, click the down arrow and select Add Display.

      The Add New Navigation Display window appears.

    3. Configure the new navigation display and click OK.

  6. To hide alarm and system notification pop-ups, click the user ID in the header then click Do not disturb mode.

    Note

    Device health notifications are not suppressed by this setting and some browser settings might override it.

    Pop-up notifications no longer appear. The item count in the alarms icon changes when alarms or notifications occur.