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01-03-2023 06:15 AM
Hello,
i know that i can block specific files in cortex but i am looking for a solution how i can block only .exe files in Users download folder.
In the Malware Profiles i can see that there is only a allow list where i can write single filenames that will be allowed.
Do you have any idea how i can realise this?
Best Regards
Sascha
01-03-2023 07:29 AM
Hello @s.debus,
This use case could be accomplished via a Restrictions Profile. You can create a new Restrictions Profile by navigating to Endpoints>Policy Management>Prevention>Profiles and clicking "Add Profile."
Under the "Executable Files" section, change the action mode to "Block" and add your desired filepath(s) to the block list. For example, you could add %USERPROFILE%\Downloads\*.exe to specifically block files with the .exe extension, or you could add %USERPROFILE%\Downloads\* to block additional types of executable files as well:
After you have adjusted the profile to your liking, save the profile and make sure it is assigned to the proper endpoint(s) via a Prevention Policy Rule.
I hope that answers your question!
Regards,
Tim
01-03-2023 07:29 AM
Hello @s.debus,
This use case could be accomplished via a Restrictions Profile. You can create a new Restrictions Profile by navigating to Endpoints>Policy Management>Prevention>Profiles and clicking "Add Profile."
Under the "Executable Files" section, change the action mode to "Block" and add your desired filepath(s) to the block list. For example, you could add %USERPROFILE%\Downloads\*.exe to specifically block files with the .exe extension, or you could add %USERPROFILE%\Downloads\* to block additional types of executable files as well:
After you have adjusted the profile to your liking, save the profile and make sure it is assigned to the proper endpoint(s) via a Prevention Policy Rule.
I hope that answers your question!
Regards,
Tim
01-04-2023 12:04 AM
Hello Tim,
thank you. You made my day. I'll try it.
Best Regards
Sascha
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