Malwarebytes Endpoint Detection and Response includes Endpoint Isolation, which temporarily stops threats from spreading between endpoints by restricting their communication or access. An isolated endpoint can still communicate with the console and run Malwarebytes processes. Super Admins and Administrators can isolate endpoints protected by policies with the Endpoint Isolation feature enabled. For Endpoint Isolation usage […]
You can generate on-demand and scheduled reports on the Reports screen of Malwarebytes Nebula. Select a relative time period or specific dates for each report. Reports are saved locally as an CSV file. The following report types are available: Detections Summary: Displays information related to detections of malware, PUPs, PUMs, ransomware, and exploits. Endpoints Summary: Displays summary information […]
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 enable Suspicious […]
A group is a collection of endpoints that share the same policy. You may choose which policy you assign to each group. Organize your endpoints by adding groups and moving endpoints to them. This article explains how to edit or delete groups. Edit a group You may rename a group or change which policy the […]
The Detections section in Malwarebytes Nebula displays information on all threats, and potential threats, found on the endpoints in your environment. You can see the number of daily detections within the last 30 days, and a record of the total detections and their endpoint locations on this page. To view this section in the Nebula […]
This article guides you through deploying the Malwarebytes Firefox browser extension to your endpoints using Group Policy in a business environment. You can add the extension to protect your Firefox browser by downloading from the Firefox Add-ons page. This works for individual users, but Group Policy is required to deploy an extension to a large number of users […]
This article guides you through deploying Google Chrome extensions to your endpoints using Group Policy in a business environment. You need the Enterprise version of google chrome for this process: https://cloud.google.com/chrome-enterprise/browser/download/ You can add the Malwarebytes Browser Extension to protect your Chrome browser by downloading from the Chrome Web Store. This works for individual users, but Group Policy is […]
Administrators can delete endpoints using the console, which removes them from the Malwarebytes Nebula platform. After a period of time, the deleted endpoint is also removed from the Malwarebytes database. Malwarebytes then uninstalls the agent from from the endpoint. This article explains what happens when you mark endpoints for deletion, and how to perform this action. Alternatively, you can automate […]
Malwarebytes Nebula updated the policy page for a more intuitive customer experience. If the new policies experience toggle is disabled, see the policy guide below: Add, delete, clone a policy. Endpoint interface options. Tamper Protection options. General options. Settings options. Add, delete, or clone a policy You can add a new policy to protect your […]
One of the primary functions of the Malwarebytes Nebula console is to keep you informed of malware-related activities on your endpoints. The Dashboard provides a high level view of this activity on your network. It presents a summarized view of the information displayed in more detail on sections of your Nebula console through widgets. In the top […]