Enable Secure Endpoint Support for Windows 11 on ARM

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Updated:May 30, 2024
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Contents

Introduction

This document describes Cisco Secure Endpoint Windows connector support for Windows on ARM processor architecture.

Supported OS

The connector supports ARM architecture on Windows 11 and higher. ARM support is planned for Windows connector version 8.4.1.x and higher. It is not available on any 7.x connector versions. Deploying Secure Endpoint Windows Connector to Windows ARM devices using Cisco Secure Client is not currently supported.

Supported Connector Release

ARM support is now available with the Windows Connector Release 8.4.1.30307. Please refer to the release notes here

Supported Features and Engines

These connector features are supported on ARM-based Windows endpoints:

  • Behavioral protection
  • Script protection
  • SPERO
  • ETHOS
  • Network Flow Monitor
  • TETRA
  • File and process scan
  • Orbital

Unsupported Features and Engines

These connector features are not currently supported on ARM-based Windows endpoints:

  • Endpoint isolation
  • Host firewall
  • TETRA rootkit scanner
  • Device control
  • Malicious activity protection
  • Exploit prevention
  • Endpoint IOC scanner

Revision History

Revision Publish Date Comments
1.0
30-May-2024
Initial Release
TAC Authored

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