Your network security is as strong as your least secure endpoint. Even a single endpoint left
unsecured will increase your network’s vulnerability. To strengthen your network security, you need to secure each and every endpoint. And only via this way, you can reduce cyberattack risks.
A cybercriminal uses following ways to conduct a cyberattack:
If unruly behavior is observed across genuine programs, they are assumed malicious as they
can get manipulated by malware. In such situations, Boundary Protection Rules can contain
all the threats and strengthen your network’s safety.
You can use the Safety Check/Audit Mode to analyse how the Boundary Protection Rules
(surface attack detection) can improve your network security, if enabled. To ensure your
network isn’t jeopardized, always audit events generated by Boundary Protection Rules. This
way you can understand how all of your applications are getting affected.
Not all genuine applications are developed with maximum security concerns and may appear
as if they are executing the same behaviour as malware. By observing the Safety Check
Report, you can add security exclusions for genuine applications and apply Boundary
Protection Rules to your network, without slowing down endpoint performance.
Whenever a boundary protection rule is violated, an alert will be sent to the administrator.
You can configure the Alert Settings for multiple recipients, as per your requirements.
To ensure maximum protection, you need to deploy a full eScan Enterprise EDR license,
which lets you use full capabilities of EDR including Monitoring, Statistics, and workflows
available in the eScan Enterprise EDR.
The eScan dashboard will display complete EDR activity across your network. You can also
download and export the EDR reports to observe actions taken by Boundary Protection
Rules.
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Prevents Malware Outbreaks, Data theft, Productivity loss and Security violations.
Reduces Security Management costs through File Reputation Services, Asset Management, Print activity, ADS integration and Support for VMware, SYSLOG, SNMP, NAC and NAP.
Informs administrator about outbreaks in the network in order to take immediate action.
Assists in monitoring devices that are connected to the system. Using the Password Protection feature, unauthorized devices can be easily blocked.
Scans all emails in real-time for Viruses, Worms, Trojans, Spyware, Adware and hidden malicious content using powerful, heuristic driven Dual Anti-Virus engines.
eScan’s new Secure Web Interface uses SSL technology to encrypt all communications. A summarized dashboard provides administrator the status of managed clients in graphical formats such as deployment status, protection status and protection statistics.
eScan’s Asset Management module provides the entire hardware configuration and list of software installed on endpoints. This helps administrators to keep track of all the hardware as well as software resources installed on all the endpoints connected to the network.
Role based administration through eScan Management Console enables the administrator to share the configuration and monitoring responsibilities of the organization among several administrators. Using this feature, pre-defined roles can be assigned to the administrators, each with own set of rights, permissions and groups.
With the help of eScan’s Client Live Updater, events related to eScan and security status of all endpoints are captured and recorded / logged and can be monitored in real-time. Also, the events can be filtered to retrieve exact required information to closely watch security level on all managed endpoints on a real-time basis.
This allows administrator to deploy outbreak prevention policies during an outbreak that restricts access to network resources from selected computer groups for a defined period of time.
The outbreak prevention policies will be enforced on all the selected computers or groups. Incorrect configuration of these policy settings can cause major problems with the computers.
eScan comprises of Print Activity module that efficiently monitors and logs printing
tasks done by all the managed endpoints. It also provides a detailed report in PDF,
Excel or HTML formats of all printing jobs done by managed endpoints through any
printer connected to any computer locally or to the network.
Note – Print Activity features are valid for endpoints with Windows Operating system
only.
Using One-Time password option, the administrator can disable any eScan module on
any client computer for a desired period of time. This helps to restrict user access
from violating a security policy deployed in a network.
Note – One Time Password features are valid for endpoints with Windows Operating
system only.
eScan Management Console monitors and logs the session activity of the managed computers. It will display a report of the endpoint startup/ shutdown/ logon/ log off/ remote session connects/ disconnects. With this report the administrator can trace the user Logon and Logoff activity along with remote sessions that took place on all managed computers.
With the help of Active Directory synchronization, the administrator can synchronize eScan Centralized Console groups with Active Directory containers.
New computers and containers discovered in Active Directory are copied into eScan Centralized Console automatically and the notification of the same can be sent to the system administrator. Administrator can also choose to Auto Install or Protect discovered Windows workstations automatically.
Policy deployment can be made easy through policy templates; this will allow the administrator to create policy templates and deploy it to the desired managed groups.
eScan's Patch Management Module auto-updates Windows OS security patch from Cloud or from EMC Console, on PC’s those are part of DMZ/Air-Gapped Networks. The module also reports patching availability for Critical Apps like Adobe, Java, etc.
It helps in monitoring USB devices that are connected to Windows or Mac endpoints in the network. On Windows endpoints, administrators can allow or block access to USB devices. Unauthorized access to USB devices can be blocked using password protection, thus preventing data leakage.
eScan sends notifications to administrator of the web-console when any data (which is not read-only) on the client system’s hard disk is copied to the USB.
It allows you to block / whitelist as well as define time restriction for allowing or blocking execution of applications on Windows endpoints. It helps in accessing only the whitelisted applications, while all other third-party applications are blocked.
eScan checks the content of outgoing and incoming mails as well as scans all the emails in real-time for Viruses, Worms, Trojans and hidden malicious content using powerful, heuristic driven Dual Anti-Virus engines. Thus, online threats are averted before they enter the network via emails.
The two-way firewall with predefined rule sets will help you in putting up a restriction to incoming and outgoing traffic as well as hacking. It provides the facility to define the firewall settings as well as to define the IP range, permitted applications, trusted MAC addresses and local IP addresses.
Privacy control allows scheduling the auto erase of your cache, ActiveX, cookies, plugins and history. It also helps you to permanently delete files and folders without the fear of having them retrieved through the use of third-party applications, thus preventing misuse of data.
eScan comes with an advanced Web Protection feature that allows administrators to define the list of websites to be blocked or whitelisted on endpoints connected to the network where eScan is installed. For Windows endpoints eScan also provides the facility for time-based access restriction.
Being very light on system resources, eScan facilitates faster scan of endpoints. This ensures that endpoint does not slow down, even while eScan is performing an On-demand scan of the files / directories that you access or copy onto your endpoint. It even allows you to select different files / folders, directories or running processes in your endpoint and scan them for viruses.
eScan comprises of Privacy Advisor that provides you the complete list of application using device permissions in a classified format. This helps you to keep a check on the security level of all applications installed.
eScan helps you in data blocking, data wiping, SIM watching and locating your Android-based device through GPS finder. With its Anti-Theft feature, eScan ensures complete protection to your Android from any unauthorized access on the event, if your device is lost or stolen.
eScan offers you an option for scheduled scanning, which will run seamlessly in the background without interrupting your current working environment. It performs scheduled scans for selected files / folders or the entire system for the scheduled period, thus providing you the best protection against cyber threats.
This rule blocks the executables and script files that autotun quickly after opening an email.
The malware can infect Office apps and manipulate them to run child processes. This rule blocks all office applications from creating child processes. The rule will block programs from running VBA macros, spawn commands, and Powershell to modify Registry Settings.
The Office apps can be used as a medium by malware and forced to save malignant files. These malignant files can avoid detection and reside on system to spread infection. This rule blocks all office programs from creating and saving a suspicious executable file, by blocking the malignant code from saving on the disk.
Cybercriminals can use programs to transfer malignant code into other process via code injection method, so the code appears completely genuine. This rule blocks programs from injecting code into other processes.
Running a malignant JavaScript or VBScript may download malicious payload or run other processes in background without the user’s knowledge. This rule blocks JavaScripts or VBScripts from running downloaded executable content.
To decrease script loading times or hide malicious code, cybercriminals obfuscate the scripts. As a result, malware easily avoids the detection by human eye and even cybersecurity solutions. This rule looks out for malicious code in an obfuscated scripts and upon detection blocks its execution.
With VBA macros, Office applications can make Win32 API calls. The malware can use this trick to their advantage and abuse Office apps to call Win32 APis and run malicious shellcode on endpoints without saving any data on the disk. This rule prevents VBA macros from calling win32 APIs.
All executable files on system are scanned for their genuineness. If the files appear as ransomware, this rule blocks those files from running. An exception can be made to specific files if added to an exclusion list.
Cybercriminals can steal NTLM hashes and cleartext passwords from Local Security Authority Subsystem Service (LSASS) by using hacking tools. This rule blocks credential stealing, by preventing access to the LSASS.
WMI and PsExec are capable of remote code execution. A malware can use this feature and run malicious commands on systems and infect an organization’s network. This rule blocks process creations from WMI and PsExec commands.
This rule blocks all untrusted and unsigned executables files (.exe, .dll, or .scr) from running from removable devices like USB drives and SD cards.
This rule blocks exploit code from abusing Outlook vulnerabilities and protects users from social engineering attacks. Additionally, the rule also protects users from forms exploits and outlook rules used by cybercriminals when a user’s credentials are leaked. Although this rule blocks Outlook from creating child process, it allows Outlook to perform genuine functions.
Via an exploit or social engineering, the malware can abuse Adobe Reader to download malicious payload and free itself from the program. This rule blocks all child processes from Adobe reader and thus reduces its chances of being used as a medium.
This rule prevents malware from abusing WMI to attain persistence on a device.
If you have any doubts regarding the EDR, send an email to Enterprise support team at
support@escanav.com
*Note: Not all features are available on all platforms.