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The focus of the Collection is on modules and plugins supporting them: there are modules for interacting with Trend Micro Deep Security agents, like deepsec_firewallrules, deepsec_anti_malware, deepsec_log_inspectionrules and others. Basically the integration modules cover the REST APIs exposed by TM Deep security firewall. If you are familiar with firewall Collections and modules of Ansible, you will recognize this pattern: all these modules provide the most simple way of interacting with endpoint security and firewall solutions. Using those, general data can be received, arbitrary commands can be sent and configuration sections can be managed.
Antimalware config helps agents on computers by providing real-time and on-demand protection against a variety of file based threats including malware, viruses, trojans and spyware. Using Ansible deepsec antimalware config module, users can fire all types of available scans:
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Now the question is that we wanted to run Trendmicro Antivirus agent, and bit scared if that would screw up the performance of Splunk. Have gone through certain articles in Splunk and it was mentioned that we can consider any Antivirus Agent to be in running state, but that should be restricted to do scanning to OS partitions and not to Splunk data partitions where Splunk setup exist.
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We experienced and thanks to good backups, quickly recovered from a ransomware attack a while ago and after reviewing our endpoint protection solution, we decided on TrendMicro Office scan and deep security especially since it clearly shows how they deal with ransomware especially in event of an incident.
Issue now is, while there's an ongoing debate with our external helpdesk provider mostly against removing the AV product they support, my users are suffering because everything including logging in to external applications is slow. Besides looking into our AD environment (which I'm scared of touching & needs a serious cleanup job), the only other thing I can do is remove cylance since the only difference before and after the attack is 2 antivirus solutions on each system. Shouldn't make any difference since I installed Trendmicro in coexist mode, however there is way too many errors resulting from cylance quarantine folders and unable to clean since the file it detected actually doesn't exist when I follow up with the logs.
I started looking at the antivirus because I noticed 4 computers that came back after deploying Trendmicro, had Eset, Cylance and trend micro, they were so slow you can't get past the login screen without safemode. Eset is the AV the MSP sold us when we started with them, then discontinued support for it and switched us to Cylance just over a year ago. Why some of our computers still had ESET, I have no idea. Anyways, they helped me remove ESET as well as Cylance on those computers and they were back to normal.
The thing is, we haven't had a great relationship with the MSP since we started with them, it's like one step forward three steps back.. The entire team that's supposed to be experts in all things regarding our company as well as the guys to escalate to have been replaced at least 3 times in the 2+ years we've been with them.. And it doesn't help that you get entirely new set of level 1 techs on the phone every couple of months... My boss have gradually limited their access to various things because of some major screw-ups, vmware, gsuite, firewalls, some sensitive servers.... Bringing us to the AV, if I have to work 5am to 3am to get things back to normal because if a hugely wide spread malware issue... Granted I got help from their AD expert installing removing one DC and installing the other from scratch, but at this point, doesn't it make more sense to run and manage our own AV solution?
Log onto your Domain Controller as a user with the required permissions to edit user accounts. Within the Service Accounts OU create a new domain account called svc-trendmicro-dsm (or similarly named account) and assign it a secure password. Once the account has been created you can give it permissions to various groups. In my instance I added the account to the admins group for vCenter Server so Trend can synchronize with vCenter execute commands on the ESXi hosts if required.
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