The Policies page allows you to dynamically configure agent functionality by defining policies that you can apply to hosts and host sets. To access the Policies page, select Policies on the Configure menu. Endpoint Security (HX) ships with the Agent Default policy, and you can configure additional policies.
To apply policies to host sets, see Assigning a policy to a host set.
The following configurations are available.
Policy | Description | Supported Agent Types |
|---|---|---|
Real-Time Indicator Detection | Allows you to define a global policy for real-time indicator detection processing by agents. | Windows macOS Linux |
Resource Use | Allows you to define global and exception policies that restrict general resource use by agents. | Windows macOS Linux |
Concurrent Host Limit | Allows you to define an exception policy that limits the number of hosts in selected host sets that can concurrently run tasks on behalf of the HX appliance. | Windows macOS Linux |
Exploit Guard | Allows you to define global and exception policies for how exploit detection and exploit prevention (Exploit Guard) are performed by agents in your environment. | Windows |
Malware Protection | Allows you to define global and exception policies for how malware protection is performed by agents in your environment. Malware protection includes malware detection and quarantine. | Windows macOS Linux |
Malware Scans | Allows you to define on-demand (scheduled) malware protection scans for the host endpoints. | Windows macOS Linux |
Agent Logging | Allows you to define an exception policy for agent logging for selected host sets. | Windows macOS Linux |
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