Provides specific information about the spyware/grayware detections on your network, such as the managed product that detected the spyware/grayware, the name of the spyware/grayware, and the name of the infected endpoint
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Data |
Description |
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Received |
The date and time Apex Central received the data from the managed product |
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Generated |
The date and time the managed product generated the data |
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Product Entity/Endpoint |
Depending on the related source:
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Product |
The name of the managed product or service Example: Apex One, ScanMail for Microsoft Exchange |
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Product/Endpoint IP |
Depending on the related source:
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Product/Endpoint MAC |
Depending on the related source:
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Managing Server Entity |
The display name of the managed product server in Apex Central to which the endpoint reports |
Spyware/Grayware |
The name of the security threat |
Endpoint |
The name or IP address of the endpoint |
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Source Host |
The IP address or name of the endpoint from which the security threat originated |
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User |
The logged on user name at the time of the event |
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Result |
The result of the action taken by the managed product Example: successful, further action required |
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Action |
The action taken by the managed product Example: File cleaned, File quarantined, File deleted |
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Detections |
The total number of detections Example: Apex One detects 10 spyware/grayware instances of the same spyware/grayware on one computer. Detections = 10 |
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Entry Type |
The entry point of the security threat |
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Detailed Information |
A link that displays additional information about the specific detection |
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Endpoint Infection Channel |
The channel that the threat originated from |
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Apex One Domain Hierarchy |
The agent tree domain or subdomain to which the Security Agent belongs |
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Domain |
The domain of the managed product server to which the endpoint reports |
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Operating System |
The operating system on the endpoint |
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Cloud Service Vendor |
The name of the cloud service vendor |