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Trend Vision One Data Privacy, Security, and Compliance
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- May 2023
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Introduction
- Trend Vision One
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  - SERVICE LEVEL OBJECTIVES FOR TREND VISION ONE (herein this “SLO”)
Getting Started
- Getting Started with Trend Vision One
- Getting Started with Vulnerability Prioritization and Assessment
Risk Insights
- Executive Dashboard
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- Operations Dashboard
- Security Dashboard
  - Customizing the Security Dashboard
- Report Management
XDR Threat Investigation
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  - War Room Tab
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      - Supported Evidence Types
- Managed Services
Threat Intelligence
- Campaign Intelligence
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  - Suspicious Object List
  - Exception List
    - Adding Exceptions
- Sandbox Analysis
- Third-Party Intelligence
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    - Configuring a TAXII Feed
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Workflow and Automation
- Security Playbooks
- Response Management
  - Response Actions
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Zero Trust Secure Access
- Getting Started with Zero Trust Secure Access
- Secure Access Overview
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- Secure Access Resources
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- Secure Access Configuration
- Troubleshooting Zero Trust Secure Access
Assessment
- Security Assessment Service
Endpoint Security Operations
- Endpoint Inventory 2.0
- Endpoint Inventory
  - Getting Started with XDR for Endpoints
  - Managing the Endpoint List in Endpoint Inventory 1.0
    - Endpoint List Settings in Endpoint Inventory 1.0
- Endpoint Policies
- Trend Cloud One - Endpoint & Workload Security
Network Security Operations
- Network Inventory
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Email Security Operations
- Email Account Inventory
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Mobile Security Operations
- Getting Started with Mobile Security
- Mobile Inventory
- Mobile Detection Logs
- Mobile Policy
  - Mobile Policy Data
  - Configuring Mobile Policies
- Risky Mobile Apps
  - Risky Mobile App Data
  - Approved List Data
Point Product Connections
- Product Connector
  - Connecting a Product
  - Required Settings on Supported Products
Account
- Single Sign-On
  - Configuring SAML Single Sign-On
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- User Roles
  - Configuring Custom User Roles
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PAC Files

Manage Proxy Auto-Configuration (PAC) files that you can use to forward web traffic from your organization's devices to the Internet Access Gateway.

Internet Access provides a default PAC file for endpoints and mobile devices. The default PAC file is deployed automatically when deploying the Secure Access Module to endpoints or enabling Secure Access on Mobile Agent for mobile devices.

Action	Description
Add a PAC file	Click Add to create a new PAC file with custom domain settings. For more information, see Configuring PAC Files.
Check PAC file details	View basic information about a PAC file, such as: Referenced gateways: The information (in "FQDN:port" or "IP:port" pair) of each cloud or on-premises gateway that is referenced in the PAC file PAC file location: Use this information when configuring the PAC file address on supported browsers. Applied platforms: The operating system of endpoints or mobile devices that the PAC file is applied on Applied endpoints with module: The number of individual endpoints or endpoint groups that the PAC file is applied on Updated: The most recent time when the PAC file was modified
Edit a PAC file	Click the Edit () icon in the Action column to change the contents of the PAC file.
Apply a PAC file to the Secure Access Module	Click in the Applied platforms column and select to apply the PAC file to the Secure Access Module on devices running the desired operating system. This allows you to replace the default PAC file built in the Secure Access Module. Each operating system can only have one applied PAC file. The selected PAC file takes effect within a few minutes. The PAC file that is in use by the Secure Access Module cannot be deleted. To apply a PAC file to endpoints without installing the Secure Access Module, see PAC File Deployment.