You can scan Kaspersky Endpoint Agent for Windows hosts using YARA rules.
To create a task for scanning Kaspersky Endpoint Agent for Windows hosts using YARA rules:
This opens the task table.
This opens the task creation window.
You can add multiple rules.
The program does not scan processes with a low priority.
Scanning all local disks can cause high load on the host.
If multiple processes with identical names are running on the host, the program scans all such processes.
If the Processes field is left blank, the program scans all processes that were running at the time of the task execution, except processes with PID under 10 and processes listed in the Exclusions field.
If multiple processes with identical names are running on the host, the program excludes all such processes from scanning.
When this time elapses, the scan is stopped even if some rules were not applied to scan the hosts. The task report contains results that are up-to-date at the moment when the scan was stopped.
This option is available only when distributed solution and multitenancy mode is enabled.
The task of scanning Kaspersky Endpoint Agent hosts by YARA rules can only be assigned to hosts with Kaspersky Endpoint Agent for Windows 3.12 and higher. If you simultaneously assign a task to hosts with Kaspersky Endpoint Agent 3.12 and earlier versions of the program, the task is executed only on hosts with Kaspersky Endpoint Agent 3.12.
Task creation is complete. The task runs automatically after it is created.
If the scan detects any threats, Kaspersky Anti Targeted Attack Platform creates corresponding alerts.
Users with the Security auditor role cannot create a task to scan Kaspersky Endpoint Agent for Windows hosts by YARA rules.
Users with the Security officer role do not have access to tasks.