Trusted Group
Trusted Groups are responsible for defining Windows groups authorised to modify allowlists and settings. This feature authorises designated personnel to add new allowlists, adjust program file trust levels, execute trusted installation software, and modify CatchPulse settings.
You can manage Trusted Groups to fine-tune access control within enterprise environments, ensuring that only specified administrators possess rights, rather than granting unrestricted access to all.
Moreover, it is important to include essential system accounts like System, Local Service, and Network Service in Trusted Users to ensure smooth operation of Windows processes without restriction from Application Allowlisting.
In cases where non-trusted users attempt to run Trusted Installer applications, the trust level is temporarily reduced to Trusted Application during runtime. Meanwhile, CatchPulse remains in Lockdown mode for non-trusted users, preventing changes to application allowlisting modes.
Define which groups within a Windows operating system are granted the rights to modify the allowlists and other CatchPulse features.
Default Trusted Group
The Default Trusted Group tab consists of the following fields:
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By toggling this switch, you can turn using the default trusted group on or off. Enabled indicates that SecureAge Central will use the predefined trusted groups. |
User-Defined Trusted Group
The User-Defined Trusted Group tab consists of the following fields:
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Add new groups to the list of Trusted Group. |
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Delete User-Defined Trusted Group |
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This page was last updated: September 03, 2024