Endpoint Protection

XFENCE "Advanced" option remains editable even when grayed out — feature request to fully lock local configuration
Hi, We discovered this during a compliance security review of our macOS rollout, and wanted to raise it here, partly as a question and partly as a feature request for the future. We know that local users cannot remove or fully disable XFENCE on macOS, which is good. However, we found that the "Advanced…" option in XFENCE…
Linux Security 64 access.log format
Hello, I would like to know whether documentation exists for the format of access.log generated by Linux Security 64. Is there any documentation describing the log format, JSON schema, or the meaning of the log fields and status values? Thank you.
WithSecure Firewall blocking Hyper-V networks
Hello, I have a problem that appeared out of nowhere recently. I have a Windows 11 Pro 25H2 workstation that I use as a lab. It has Hyper-V with 12 VMs, WSL with 2 Linux distributions, and Docker containers, all distributed across 6 VLANs: 3 internal, 2 NAT, and one bridged. It's not a random setup, but it has worked for…

XFENCE "Advanced" option remains editable even when grayed out — feature request to fully lock local configuration
Hi, We discovered this during a compliance security review of our macOS rollout, and wanted to raise it here, partly as a question and partly as a feature request for the future. We know that local users cannot remove or fully disable XFENCE on macOS, which is good. However, we found that the "Advanced…" option in XFENCE…
Linux Security 64 access.log format
Hello, I would like to know whether documentation exists for the format of access.log generated by Linux Security 64. Is there any documentation describing the log format, JSON schema, or the meaning of the log fields and status values? Thank you.
WithSecure Firewall blocking Hyper-V networks
Hello, I have a problem that appeared out of nowhere recently. I have a Windows 11 Pro 25H2 workstation that I use as a lab. It has Hyper-V with 12 VMs, WSL with 2 Linux distributions, and Docker containers, all distributed across 6 VLANs: 3 internal, 2 NAT, and one bridged. It's not a random setup, but it has worked for…

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