Triggering event response actions
You can trigger response actions on a device using a registered event that is associated with such device. To trigger a response action, an event must be registered using EPP technology and a threat development chain must be built for this event in Endpoint Agent (the event is an EDR incident).
Triggering a response action for a device in an EDR incident: Isolate device from the network
You can trigger the Isolate device from the network response action for any EDR incident.
To isolate a device associated with an EDR incident from the network:
- Connect to the Kaspersky Industrial CyberSecurity for Networks Server through the web interface using an Administrator or Security Officer account.
- Select the Events and incidents tab in the Events section.
- In the table of events, select the relevant event that is an EDR incident.
The details area appears in the right part of the web interface window.
- In the details area, open the Threat response drop-down list and select Isolate device from the network.
A window with a confirmation prompt opens.
- In the request window, confirm the start of the response action.
The application will register a new response action. You can view information about this action in the Events section on the Response actions tab.
Triggering a response action for an object in an EDR incident activity event: Prevent run, Move to quarantine, Delete file, or Terminate process.
For EDR incidents that have activity events of the File creation or Starting a process type in the threat development chain, you can trigger the Prevent run, Move to quarantine, or Delete file response actions. Additionally, for activity events with the Starting a process type, the application provides the capability to trigger the Terminate process response action.
For the specified activity event types, you can use the following options for triggering response actions:
- Trigger for threat detection object in key activity event: the response action is applied to a threat detection object from a key activity event of a supported type.
- Trigger for any activity event of a supported type: the response action is applied to an object from the selected activity event in the threat development chain.
To trigger a response action for a threat detection object:
- Connect to the Kaspersky Industrial CyberSecurity for Networks Server through the web interface using an Administrator or Security Officer account.
- Select the Events and incidents tab in the Events section.
- In the table of events, select the relevant event that is an EDR incident.
The details area appears in the right part of the web interface window.
- In the details area, open the Threat response drop-down list and select the appropriate item:
- If the activity event with the threat detection object has the File creation type, the following response action items are available for selection: Prevent run, Move to quarantine, and Delete file.
- If the activity event with the threat detection object has the Starting a process type, the following response actions are available for selection: Prevent run, Move to quarantine, Delete file, and Terminate process.
A window with a confirmation prompt opens.
- If a response action requires you to confirm the operation using your password, enter your password.
- In the request window, confirm the start of the response action.
The application will register a new response action. You can view information about this action in the Events section on the Response actions tab.
To trigger a response action for any activity event of a supported type:
- Connect to the Kaspersky Industrial CyberSecurity for Networks Server through the web interface using an Administrator or Security Officer account.
- Select the Events and incidents tab in the Events section.
- In the table of events, select the relevant event that is an EDR incident.
The details area appears in the right part of the web interface window.
- In the details area, go to the All activity events tab and select the appropriate activity event.
You can select any activity event with the File creation or Starting a process type. A key activity event (with a threat detection object) is marked with the Detection icon.
- In the activity event details window that opens, click the appropriate button:
- If an activity event of the File creation type is selected, buttons with the Prevent run, Move to quarantine, and Delete file response actions are available.
- If an activity event of the Starting a process type is selected, buttons with the Prevent run, Move to quarantine, Delete file, and Terminate process response actions are available.
A window with a confirmation prompt opens.
- If a response action requires you to confirm the operation using your password, enter your password.
- In the request window, confirm the start of the response action.
The application will register a new response action. You can view information about this action in the Events section on the Response actions tab.
Triggering a response action for a device in an EDR incident: Start process
You can trigger the Start process response action for any EDR incident.
To start a process on a device linked to an EDR incident:
- Connect to the Kaspersky Industrial CyberSecurity for Networks Server through the web interface using an Administrator or Security Officer account.
- Select the Events and incidents tab in the Events section.
- In the table of events, select the relevant event that is an EDR incident.
The details area appears in the right part of the web interface window.
- In the details area, open the Threat response drop-down list and select Start process.
This opens the window for configuring the response action.
- Configure the settings for running the process on the device. To do so, enter values for the following settings:
- Full path to the executable file, script, utility, or application.
- Working directory (optional).
- Additional startup keys (optional).
- Enter your password in the Operation confirmation password field.
- Click Run.
The application will register a new response action. You can view information about this action in the Events section on the Response actions tab.
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