Reference Guide

Security Management Server v10.2.11 AdminHelp

 Auto Run - Indicates whether the file was set to automatically run upon startup.

 Detected By - Indicates whether the file was detected by Execution Control or by Memory

Protection.

Configure the Threat List

Add or Remove Columns

Click an arrow next to any column header and select Columns to add columns to, or remove columns from, the

table.

Filter on Column Data

To filter the list based on column data, click the down-arrow on any column to display the context menu, and

select Filter.

The filter options vary, depending on the type of data in the column. For example, you may want to filter the list

so that it shows only high priority threats.

Group by a Column

Drag a column header, such as Status, to the area directly above the column headers to group the data by

Status. When you drag a column header, it turns green, indicating that the table can be grouped by that data.

You can drag additional headers over the table to group the data even further.

For each group, a number displays in parentheses to indicate the total number of threats that share that

group's attribute.

Commands:

Select the check box next to a file name to perform an action on the file. To select all files, select the

check box in the column heading row.

Export

Export lets you export selected data to a .CSV file so that you can view the data in Excel or a similar

application which has powerful sorting/organizing features.

After selecting the data to export, click Export to save the data in a .CSV file.

Quarantine

Click Quarantine to add the file to the Quarantine list.

Quarantining a file will prevent the file from being executed on this device.

Note: Quarantining a file will move the file from its original location to the Quarantine directory

(C:\ProgramData\Cylance\Desktop\q).

Waive

Click Waive to allow the file to run on this device.

Note: Occasionally, a “good” file could be quarantined or reported. This could happen if the features of

that file strongly resemble those of malicious files. Waiving or globally safe listing the file can be useful

in these instances.

Exploit Attempts

This section lists the detection of attempts to exploit running processes, or malware that executes from

within memory space.

A number displays the total number of events, followed by the number in each subcategory.