Hello,
I am looking to create a custom analytic that will alert when a software installation occurs. I found this: custom_analytic_detections/app_bundle_installed
It does work and creates alerts, however it alerts on everything installed and there are multiple alerts for each item.
Is there a way to filter out System or Root level installs? That way Jamf patches/pushes don't trigger alerts?
Thanks,
Don
@don-f Technically you could use Exception Sets to ignore alerting if it's being installed by a managed service/app (process) you trust.
Or you could modify the Analytic itself to have it not triggered (process.signingInfo as example)
@don-f Technically you could use Exception Sets to ignore alerting if it's being installed by a managed service/app (process) you trust.
Or you could modify the Analytic itself to have it not triggered (process.signingInfo as example)
We figured that might be the case. And I was hoping you'd reach out! It really does work well. We just got bombarded with alerts for system/Jamf updates. I am extremely new to this. So not sure on how to go about that.
Have you tried going into one of the Alerts you would like to supress, and look into the exceptions section in the Alert itself?
See example below, you could do it on App Signing Info, if you would do TeamID you would safelist all the executables that are signed by a particular TeamID which might be to broad
Have you tried going into one of the Alerts you would like to supress, and look into the exceptions section in the Alert itself?
See example below, you could do it on App Signing Info, if you would do TeamID you would safelist all the executables that are signed by a particular TeamID which might be to broad
Oh - nice. Hadn't looked at that. I will though. I should be able to create an exception list for all of the "standard" installs. Then it would only hit on, well, others. lol. Perfect. Thanks!
@don-f Well that or even better, you could easily safelist in that case the responsible process for installing the app bundle, Jamf as example!
@don-f Well that or even better, you could easily safelist in that case the responsible process for installing the app bundle, Jamf as example!
That would be even better. Save me time from going through every app and adding. Thanks for the ideas.
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