Kaspersky Embedded Systems Security 3.x

Default File Integrity Monitor task settings

October 25, 2023

ID 181599

By default, the File Integrity Monitor task has the settings described in the table below. You can change the values of the settings in the following components:

  • The Administration Plug-in
  • The Application Console
  • The Web Plug-in

    Default File Integrity Monitor task settings

    Setting

    Default value

    Description

    Monitoring scope

    Not defined

    Use this option to specify the folders and files for which actions will be monitored. Monitoring events will be generated for the folders and files in the specified monitoring scope.

    Trusted users list

    Not defined

    Use this option to specify users and/or groups of users, whose actions in the specified folders will be treated as safe by the component.

    Log information about file operations that appear during the monitor interruption period

    Used

    This setting is used to enable or disable the logging of file operations performed in the specified monitoring scopes during periods when the task is idle.

    By default, statistics are collected for untrusted and unknown users and objects.

    Block attempts to compromise the USN log

    Used

    Use this option to enable or disable protection of the USN log.

    Detect and block all file operations in the selected area

    Disabled

    Select or clear the Detect and block all file operations in the selected area check box to block all changes for the selected monitoring scope.

    Exclude the following folders from control

    Not applied

    Use this option to check the use of exclusions for folders in which file operations do not need to be monitored. When the File Integrity Monitor task runs, Kaspersky Embedded Systems Security for Windows skips monitoring scopes specified as exclusions.

    Checksum calculation

    Not applied

    Use this option to configure calculation of the file checksum after changes are made in the file.

    Set file operations markers

    All available file operation markers are considered

    Use this option to specify the set of file operation markers. If a file operation performed in a monitoring scope is characterized by one or more specified markers, Kaspersky Embedded Systems Security for Windows generates an audit event.

    Task start schedule

    First run is not scheduled.

    You can configure settings to start the task on a schedule.

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