Secure Endpoint Linux Connectors exclusions in F-Secure 11.10.68

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Updated:June 17, 2021
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Introduction

Some antivirus products need to be configured to be compatible with the Secure Endpoint Linux connector.

Secure Endpoint Linux connectors exclusions in F-Secure 11.10.68 on CentOS 7.4.1708

  1. Configure F-Secure command line for standalone mode.
  2. Configure F-Secure to exclude /opt/cisco/amp and all sub-directories from scanning.
  3. Configure F-Secure to add file-access operations by the following programs to an allow list:
    • /opt/cisco/amp/bin/ampdaemon
    • /opt/cisco/amp/bin/ampupdater
    • /opt/cisco/amp/bin/ampcli
    • /opt/cisco/amp/bin/ampsigncheck
    • /opt/cisco/amp/bin/ampsupport
  4. Configure Secure Endpoint to exclude the following directories and sub-directories:
    • /etc/opt/f-secure
    • /opt/f-secure
    • /var/opt/f-secure

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