Command Line Allowlist

Command Line Allowlist enables Administrators to manage the execution of command line operations on their devices. It allows administrators to create a list of trusted commands authorized to run on the system. Once a command line is added to the allowlist, it is granted permission to run and will not be blocked or prevented from executing.

Command Line Allowlist is essential for maintaining system security, as it ensures that only trusted commands are allowed to run on a system. This reduces the risk of unauthorized or malicious activity, such as the installation of malware or the execution of malicious code.

By implementing the Command Line Allowlist, administrators can have confidence that their systems are protected against unwanted and potentially harmful activity.

Default Command Line Allowlist

The Default Command Line Allowlist tab consist the following fields:

PROPERTY	DESCRIPTION
	By toggling this switch, you can turn using the default command allowlist on or off. Enabled indicates that SecureAge Central will use the predefined command line allowlist.
	Copy to User-Defined

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Add To Command Line Allowlist

The User-Defined Command Line Allowlist tab consist the following fields:

PROPERTY	DESCRIPTION
	Create a command-line allowlist is are not part of the default set provided by the system. Command Enter the command line you intend to run on the user's devices to the allowlist
	Edit User-Defined Command Line Allowlist
	Delete User-Defined Command Line Allowlist

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More information

• Adding a CatchPulse policy

• Adding global policy interval

• Editing a CatchPulse policy

• Assigning new CatchPulse groups to a policy

• Duplicating CatchPulse policy

• Deleting a CatchPulse policy

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Support and feedback

Should you encounter any issues using the SecureAge Central with any of the mentioned or missed requirements above, you can always write to us a docs@secureage.com.

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This page was last updated: November 08, 2024