Suspicious Activity Monitoring is a feature included in Malwarebytes Endpoint Detection and Response. It watches for potentially malicious behavior by monitoring the processes, registry, file system, and network activity on the endpoint. Suspicious Activity Monitoring uses machine learning models and cloud-based analysis to detect when questionable activity occurs. This article explains how to remediate Suspicious Activity or close the […]
Ransomware Rollback is a Malwarebytes Endpoint Detection and Response feature that remediates damage done to your Windows endpoints by ransomware. Ransomware Rollback uses a special restore process to reverse damage done by threats. Together with our Malware Removal Engine, the rollback cache allows the Endpoint Agent to restore files removed or encrypted by malware. With Rollback, […]
When a file is quarantined, it has been detected and isolated so that it can’t harm your endpoints. The Quarantine page in Malwarebytes Nebula allows you to view, delete, or restore these items. While Malwarebytes uses its best judgment whether a file is a threat, false positives are possible. You may also find items in Quarantine which are trusted files. Do […]
Protection Updates Delay enables Malwarebytes Nebula administrators to specify how long a Protection Updates version must be publicly available before endpoints are allowed to download it. Enabling this feature gives your systems a buffer, allowing them more time before updating to the latest version. Your endpoints check in during system startup, before every scan, and […]
Use the Malwarebytes Nebula platform to quickly and easily perform actions across thousands of endpoints with just a few clicks. This article explains the actions available to you. Actions are performed from the Endpoints screen. Go to Endpoints. After choosing endpoints, select one of these actions from the Actions drop-down menu in the top right: Scan + Report: Tells the endpoint to check […]
A group is a collection of endpoints that share the same policy. In Malwarebytes Nebula, you can choose which policy you assign to each group. Organize your endpoints by adding groups and moving endpoints to them. This article provides an overview of how endpoints, groups, and policies work together. Groups Groups must have a policy. […]
By excluding specific programs, web addresses, or file locations, you can improve Malwarebytes performance in your environment. For example, multiple security programs can interfere with each other and cause systems to slow down. You may also require exclusions if a trusted application or data file is flagged as a false positive. This article provides an […]
A group is a collection of endpoints that share the same policy. In Malwarebytes Nebula, you can choose which policy you assign to each group. Organize your endpoints by adding groups and moving endpoints to them. This article explains how to add groups and move endpoints into groups. Add a group Go to Settings > Groups. Click New. In […]
The Malwarebytes Nebula platform offers detailed endpoint management through the Endpoints screen. You can select one or more endpoints and perform a variety of actions. For more on working with endpoints, see Perform actions on endpoints in Malwarebytes Nebula and Add endpoints in Malwarebytes Nebula. In the left navigation pane, click Endpoints to access your endpoints. At a glance, you […]
The Malwarebytes Nebula Dashboard displays an overview of endpoints and detections in your environment. You get a full and quick picture of your endpoint data. This article explains how to add, remove, and rearrange widgets on the Dashboard. By default, all of the available widgets display on the Dashboard. Add a widget Log in to your Nebula console. At the […]