Best Of
Re: Withsecure alerts
Hi @SMF
This is currently a feature request. At the moment, we do not support including detailed information in the email notifications for security events.
If you'd like to suggest this feature, please feel free to post it in our Ideas section here: https://community.withsecure.com/categories/ideas/p1. Our product team regularly reviews submissions there, and it's a great way to share feedback and influence future improvements.
Let us know if you have any other questions!
Best regards,
Sethu
Community Moderator | Technical Support Engineer
Withsecure alerts
Wonder whether there is a way on the portal to configure notifications to me more informative ? so rather accessing the portal, we can see which device is infected etc…
SMF
Re: Withsecure alerts
AI suggested answers are not providing enough information. My question is whether we can get notification emails with more info. So we do not have to log into the portal to check each and every alert.
Ex: device name, type of infection etc..
SMF
Re: Withsecure alerts
Hello, thanks for your query, currently we do not support details in emails for security events. This is a feature request, and we will try to see in near future how we can improve these emails.
Jasmeet
Re: Blocking Cumulative Updates in Patch Management
Hi @Olioty
Thank you for connecting with the WithSecure Community
If you need to block a particular update, such as KB5063878, you can do this by creating an exclusion rule in the Software Updater settings of your profile in the WithSecure Elements Security Center.
How to block a Microsoft update by Bulletin ID:
- Log in to WithSecure Elements Security Center.
- In the sidebar, go to Security Configurations → Profiles.
- Select the profile you want to edit (note: profiles can only be modified at the level they were created).
- In the profile settings, open Software Updater.
- Find Exclude software from automatic installation and click Add rule.
- In the Rule column, choose Bulletin ID equals to.
- Enter the Microsoft update ID (e.g.,
KB5063878) in the value field. - Click Save and Publish to apply the changes.
What happens next?
- When a managed device checks for missing updates, it will skip any updates that match your exclusion (such as KB5063878).
- The device will report that the update wasn’t installed due to administrator exclusion.
- The excluded update may still appear in the Software Updates tab in the console until devices report back their installation status.
This ensures that the specified update will not be automatically installed on devices linked to that profile.
Hope this helps make managing your updates a bit easier!
Blocking Cumulative Updates in Patch Management
Hello,
I would to block an update from Microsoft with ID KB5063878 in Patch Management, how can i do this, Can you tell me how can i do this please
i just skip install auto :
regards
Olioty
Re: Conflicts between WithSecure and other antivirus solutions
Yes, WithSecure Elements Vulnerability Management can be purchased and used without the antivirus component. It works alongside other antivirus solutions without conflicts. You can confidently offer it to clients who already have a different antivirus product.
However, please note that there are recent changes in licensing: EVM as a standalone product is being phased out in favor of the new "Exposure Management" (EXM) solution, which includes EVM features and more. After September 30, EVM standalone may not be available for new sales or renewals, and customers are encouraged to transition to EXM
To confirm, we recommend contacting our sales team via the link below:
Get in Touch with Our Cybersecurity Experts Today | WithSecure™
Best regards,
Sethu
Community Moderator | Technical Support Engineer
WithSecure™