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02-09-2025 02:01 AM
Hi ,
when enabling the PowerShell Script Files in the Malware profile , after the save it's showing as Risk with this profile!
can some explained the why ? and was it useful to enable PowerShell Script Files in the Malware profile ?
thank you.
02-10-2025 07:17 AM
Hello @A.Alharbi095930
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Starting from release of XDR version 3.12, AI-powered powershell script file examination has been introduced. Since AI models require lot of data to learn and improve their findings hence the "At risk" banner is shown as a warning to test this feature on a small number of endpoints before going into full scale production environment. In this way you can avoid lot of false positive alerts and prevent accidental blocking of legitimate powershell scripts.
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02-10-2025 07:17 AM
Hello @A.Alharbi095930
Thanks for reaching out on LiveCommunity!
Starting from release of XDR version 3.12, AI-powered powershell script file examination has been introduced. Since AI models require lot of data to learn and improve their findings hence the "At risk" banner is shown as a warning to test this feature on a small number of endpoints before going into full scale production environment. In this way you can avoid lot of false positive alerts and prevent accidental blocking of legitimate powershell scripts.
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