Exclusiones Recomendadas Para Endpoint Security Mcafee
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I think we should have a sticky here with policy best practices. I know myself and others often find themselves looking for policies for virus scanning, etc.Topics we could have:1. Virus scan exclusions - too often this information is scattered to the four winds2. Virus scan settings - personally I use the DISA guides, but it may be helpful to have detailed setting recommendations here.3. EPO Policy settings - Again, having policy setting best practices posted would be helpful.
It would be really nice if EPO had a policy import feature based on best practices as well.Microsoft has had group policy templates for years, c'mon McAfee, let's get with the program and make EPO a little more friendly on the policy side! Just to comment on the logging part of your post.Whenever I do a new install for a customer, I intentionally get them started by logging everything. Literally, set the Event filtering off. Then use the sudden and painful tidal wave of data to demonstrate how to write queries to purge event data and why or why not filtering certain events out completely would be a bad idea.Most customers ultimately decide that they can write a few queries to handle the chatty informational events like 'service started' and 'scan completed'. It is generally much better to let customers determine what their comfort level is regarding purging/filtering data.
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There is no blanket rule for this.In general, low severity events wind up being purged at an interval long enough to allow troubleshooting. Sometimes just a few days or a week. Then from there it's a question of what the database server can handle. If you do incremental backup daily, and do a weekly full backuprebuildreindex then you should be in fairly good shape.Oh yeah! And of course, please consider all company policies and govermnent-mandated logging requirements for the retention of data regarding security incidents. So we have this nice list of things to not scan, but how do we go about getting things into the policies? According to the cursory documentation that McAfee provides, are the nice hints that we can put multiple items on the same line separated by spaces.What do you do if you have paths that have spaces?%systemroot%IIS Temporary Compressed FilesSo by all assumptions (based of course on the cursory documentation provided) then this would exclude the following items from being scanned:%systemroot%IIS Temporary%systemroot%IIS Compressed%systemroot%IIS FilesWhich is not what I want.FMI.is there anyone who knows where more detailed documentation is for ePO and VSE?
Exclusiones Recomendadas Para Endpoint Security Mcafee 2016
McAfee does not seem to have anything and i don't want to have to call tech support for every little thing like this.Thanks PCS.