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Dragonfly: 欧米のエネルギー業界を狙う高度な攻撃グループ
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SEP 11 Updates via SEPM 12.1
I need a solution
Hi All,
We are just going through our evaluation for SEP14 and we have identified 5 v11 clients running on Windows 2000 server. Obviously we can't bring them up to 12.1 due to compatibility and we can't change the OS at the moment as this would cost a lot of money as they are manufacturing systems. I'm aware that support for v11 has ended and definition updates haven't been available from Liveupdate for quite some time but I was under the impression that updates were still delivered via SEPM. Can anyone tell me if this has also stopped now as I can't find anything definitive searching Google. These clients haven't updated since December last year.
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks
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Whitelisting Status Request
I need a solution
Is there any process to request a status update for white-listing requests? It has now been over a week, and it usually only takes 2-3 days.
I am specifically interested in:
4122897
4122898
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How to Determine Bytes Received and Sent per Class
I need a solution
Is there a way to easily determine the received and sent bytes per class? On the top ten tab it is shown there but as the total sent/received of the interface. Many clients are asking for this feature to closely monitor the usage and for billing purposes. I have read about the host accounting feature but it involves data extraction and using excel to sum up the data. Does Packetshaper have reporting feature that easily shows the needed information without going through manual/tedious process?
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SEP14 breaks Microsoft Edge in insider preview builds (Fall Creator's Update)
I need a solution
I recently started testing some Fall Creator's Update insider builds for my organization for application compatibility. I have discovered that installing SEP14 MP2 will causes Edge to hang at launch. I attempted to troubleshoot this by disabling various components but nothing outside of completely uninstalling SEP allows Edge to open. Does Symantec have plans to release a new client with full support for the Fall Creator's Update (Releases in October)?
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Issues with Removabe Media features burning to Disk
I need a solution
I am trying to test burning files to a CD/DVD and encrypting the files when we do this. I have followed the directions here https://support.symantec.com/en_US/article.TECH234... but each time I try to burn files to a disk I get the following erro from the Removable Media Burner Applicaiton:
Burning Failed because of Failed to encrypt file
I have tried this with just the Removable media features installed, and wiht a computer that has the full disk encryption and Removable media features installed
I am running Endpoint Encryption 11.1.3 (Build 672)
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G-Suite Domain Delist Request
I need a solution
Hi,
We have domain in G-Suite for mail purpose. we are sending mail to few client and get's bounce back to us.
Its Saying Symantec mail filter error. We suspect our domain get's blocklisted by symantec but still we are not doing any spaming activity.
We couldn't get ipaddress because its in Google cloud.
So could you please advise how to send delist request by Domain Address.
-Thanks
Vignesh
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Come Visit Symantec at the FS-ISAC Fall Summit
Location:
Baltimore
Time:
Sun, 01 October, 2017 - 9:00 EDT - Wed, 04 October, 2017 - 17:00 EDTThe Financial Services Information Sharing & Analysis Center’s (FS-ISAC) Fall Summit is coming up soon on October 1-4 in Baltimore Maryland. It is the fall season go-to event for Cyber Security top professionals in the Financial industry, where they can learn best practices for protecting business-critical systems and assets.
If you are attending the FS-ISAC Fall Summit, please join us at Dan Amiga’s presentation. Proxy 3.0:Block & Allow, Meet Isolate, Tuesday, Oct. 3 at 11:15 am. During this session, Amiga will present the evolution of the proxy and discuss how the next generation of proxies integrate with Web Isolation (aka remote browsing), which augments the traditional block or allow web access proxies. Web Isolation eliminates malware and phishing threats while allowing broad and secure web access to potentially risky sites.
Dan Amiga is the CTO and Co-Founder of Fireglass, the leading web isolation platform that was acquired in July 2017 by Symantec to enhance its Integrated Cyber Defense Platform. Amiga served for years in the Israel Defense Force Intelligence where he focused on inventing and developing new IT security solutions that go far beyond firewalls, proxies, and heuristic-based anti-malware solutions. Upon entering the private sector, Amiga worked at the Microsoft Technology Center as a senior consultant for highly secure organizations, governments, and critical infrastructure companies. He later moved to the energy giant Schneider Electric, where he held the position of Chief Software Architect. In 2014 Amiga co-founded Fireglass together with the Fireglass CEO, Guy Guzner, to develop a groundbreaking web isolation platform.
We invite you to also drop by the Symantec booth #80 in the networking pavilion for a 1:1 Symantec Web Isolation demo and to discuss how Web Isolation can protect your organization from malware and phishing threats often delivered by uncategorized and risky websites.
Register Today!
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Why Business Needs the Global Goals
And how Symantec is successfully integrating them in its business strategy
Publish to Facebook:
No
By Delphine Millot, MPA, VP and Head of International Public Affairs at Grayling
As a member of the UN Global Compact, Symantec was included in a new report by DNV GL highlighting companies pioneering progress towards the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Symantec was praised for its outstanding work towards gender equality (SDG #5) through unique efforts to recruit women to Symantec’s board of directors and women-specific education programs in cyber security.
The clock started ticking 18 months ago to start delivering on the 2030 Global Sustainable Development Agenda. Efforts are based on the so-named SDGs, a list of 17 goals and 169 targets covering the economic, social and environmental dimensions of sustainable development embraced by the 193 member governments of the United Nations.
Governments are calling out businesses directly to play an active role in achieving the SDGs, as their success relies heavily on action and collaboration by all actors. None of the SDGs will be met without increased efforts from all sectors, and the trend on several goals, such as climate change and inequality, is actually going backwards. This is where business can make an impact – as a capable actor with the resources needed to deliver the SDGs alongside governments.
If the global goals need business, the opposite is also true: business needs the global goals. The Business & Sustainable Development Commission found that achieving the SDGs could be worth at least US$12 trillion a year in market value by 2030 and create 380 million jobs in the process. Recognizing and capitalizing on the connections between social, environmental and economic progress has the power to unleash the next wave of global growth and redefine capitalism.
A strategic approach to Corporate responsibility (CR) allows a company like Symantec to be pro-active, develop consistent CR initiatives and build a business model that can be sustained and bring shareholder value over the long term. Such an integrated approach brings credibility and authenticity to a CR program, which in turn enhances transparency and facilitates stakeholders’ engagement.
In this context, companies can use the SDGs as an overarching framework to shape, steer, communicate and report their CR strategies, goals and activities.
Symantec and the Global Goals
Management approach
Symantec looks at the SDGs as an opportunity to align core business activities and innovation efforts with society's needs. From a business perspective, this allows Symantec to reap the early benefits of high-integrity branding with their consumers, investors, employees and the marketplace. The SDGs therefore offer Symantec a pathway to attract talent, unlock new markets and develop new products and services to empower in-need customers on issues such as cyber security.
Symantec is a great example of a company that has integrated sustainable development into every aspect of its business. Symantec’s approach to corporate responsibility is set by the highest levels of management, who receive regular progress briefings on the company’s programs, including quarterly updates on diversity, ethics, environmental performance and community investment.
Symantec also defined specific, measurable and time-bound key performance indicators (KPIs) as the basis for driving, monitoring, and communicating progress on the SDGs. An example is Symantec's commitment to increasing the diversity of its workforce at all levels of the company by 15% by 2020.
Finally, Symantec reports annually on their corporate responsibility, including diversity metrics, goals and efforts. The CR reports are used as a tool to stimulate accountability and trust through integrated performance management.
Progress on the SDGs
SDG #4: Quality Education
SDG #4 is focused on providing inclusive, equitable, and quality education. The talent gap in cyber security is expected to grow to a staggering 1.5 million by 2020 and there is a vibrant community of underrepresented young adults - including people of color, women, and veterans - that could fill at least 60,000 of these positions if properly trained. Symantec has invested more than six million dollars to engage and educate 745,446 students in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) education. Through education, mentorship, volunteering and partnering with leading STEM advocates, Symantec hopes to change the status quo, close the gender and diversity gap in STEM and build a robust talent pipeline. The Symantec Cyber Career Connection (Symantec C3) program was designed to do just this, providing a pathway for underrepresented young adults and veterans to receive targeted education, training, and certifications that position them to fill in-demand cyber security jobs and enter long-term careers.
SDG #5: Gender Equality
Around the world, women are underrepresented in the field of technology. As a result, women are missing out on this promising career path, and the field is missing out on their contributions. Symantec is committed to gender equality and the advancement of women in technology. To this end, they have created a goal to increase the percentage of women globally by 2020 and a sub-goal to increase the percentage of women in leadership (Director-level and above) to 30% by 2020.
Symantec is a founding signatory of the Women’s Empowerment Principles (WEP), a partnership initiative of UN Women and UN Global Compact (UNGC) considered globally as the recognized principles and standards for women’s equality. And, through partners like The Anita Borg Institute and TechWomen, Symantec provides stand out females across the world mentorship, professional training and networking to prepare them for a promising future in cyber security.
SDG #13: Climate Action
Planetary warming continued in 2016, setting a new record of about 1.1 degrees Centigrade above the preindustrial period, according to the World Meteorological Organization. Stronger efforts are needed to build resilience and limit climate-related hazards and natural disasters. Symantec integrates environmental stewardship into their operational, product, and supply chain strategies. A sharp focus on environmental performance supports their business objectives and, at the same time, contributes to the urgent action needed to combat global climate change. Symantec took an important step regarding its energy and greenhouse gas (GHG) reductions by establishing a new goal to reduce the company’s GHG emissions by 30 percent by 2025.
Sustaining efforts over the long run
They key to achieving the Sustainable Development Goals will be sustaining efforts over the long run – and corporations, governments, and nonprofits must all work together to achieve real impact. A business survey undertaken in May 2017 shows that business expects the United Nations and governments to incentivize companies to drive positive change. One incentive, publicly recognizing individual companies’ efforts, is important in two different ways. First, this positive recognition rewards companies’ innovative efforts and makes their stakeholders aware of these efforts. Perhaps even more importantly, this public reporting also disseminates best practices across a wide range of stakeholders. This sharing of best practices, and the ways in which corporations, governments and nonprofits are finding ways to lead in there own ways, is critical to making sure we deliver on the Global Goals by the 2030 deadline and beyond.
Currently a Vice President at leading communications agency Grayling, Delphine Millot has twelve years of international experience in corporate reputation and public policy. Based in New York City, she heads Grayling’s International Public Affairs Practice, supporting a wide range of clients on their global communications strategies and advocacy campaigns. Before re-joining Grayling in 2015, Delphine led the business expansion in Africa, Middle East and Europe of a US trading firm, before joining a food start-up working with international hotel groups, restaurant chains and universities to lead the way towards health and environmental stewardship. Delphine completed her Masters of Public Administration (MPA) at Columbia’s University School of International and Public Affairs, with a specialization in sustainability management.
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UK Endpoint Security User Group
Location:
Symantec: 88 Wood street, London, EC2V 7AJ
Time:
Tue, 10 October, 2017 - 12:00 - 17:00 BST
Please Login/register to Connect to signup for this free event
October 10th 12pm – 5pm
Symantec: 88 Wood Street, LONDON, EC2V 7AJ
Join us for our first Endpoint Security user group in London, on October 10th
Join a Symantec researcher for a briefing on the latest attack trends and intelligence on ransomware, Business Email Compromise, file-less attacks and more.
Learn about the latest Endpoint Security product enhancements and integrations from Symantec product management.
Hear how other Symantec customers deploy and secure their endpoints.
Lunch will be served!
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Reference Data Source
I need a solution
Is there a way to remove references from the drop down list in the Manage | Data Profiles | Exact Data | Add Exact Data Profile | Data Source | Reference Data Source on Manager Host option?
Djacobs
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Terminal Server best practice configuration
I need a solution
Hello,
can anyone give me some explanation why or why not the IPS and AV should be activated on Terminal Server?
Runs the IPS / AV in User Context so that this engine probably would run per User session?
Thanks!
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Copy SEP Group to another SEP Domain
I need a solution
Hello,
We have a SEPM instance with about 200 Domains...
The problem is, that we need a new Group which must have the same policies in all 200 Domains.
The policies are already submitted through the export and import of our "root domain" (this was done a few years ago...)
But now it is the time to create a new group for quarantine which we need in all 200 Domains.
Does anyone know how to do this except manually?
Rightclick and copy group policies does not work because the clipboard object is deleted after changing the SEP domain.
What does the trick? SQL? Vodoo or something else? ;)
Thanks!
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New Installation - Cannot Access Web Interface
I do not need a solution (just sharing information)
Hello
We're in the process of evaluating Encryption Management Server. I am attempting to get Encryption Management Server 3.4.1 installed in a VMware 5.5 enviornment. The main issue we are having is after the installation I am unable to access the web console at https://<ip>:9000. The only response I can get from the web server is on http://<ip> and it is a "Symantec Encryption Server Page Not Found"
The server is named 'keys.<my domain>' and I can reach it on the network. A port scan shows that it is listening on port 9000.
I have followed the best practices at:
https://support.symantec.com/en_US/article.TECH186...
Not really sure where to go from here. If anyone has any information on how to move forward, it would be greatly appreciated.
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Create Agent Group using OU in Active Directory
I need a solution
Dear,
In the costumer where using dlp , your Active Directory have many OU, one for each branch office, inside to this another OU call "Computer" or "Laptop" its possible to use any attribute from the "Attribute Editor" inside the properties of any OU to create a Agent Group in Dlp?
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CVE-2017-9805 Apache Struts Vulnerability
I need a solution
There is a fresh vulnerability out for Apache. CVE-2017-9805
While my SEPM is not internet facing, I would like to know how people are securing their SEPM from Apache vulnerabilities. This is the second one this year.
There does not seem to be an NTP rule out for this yet.
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Add BlueCoat Director Content Management Functionality to Symantec Management Center
The BlueCoat Director has the ability to manage content on multiple BlueCoat ProxySG systems. There is no similar capability in Symantec Management Center as of version 1.10.1.1. If Management Center is the future replacement of BlueCoat Director then it must incorporate all the content management capabilities that Director has today. I opened Symantec case #13080179 about this issue and they requested I submit a Feature Request.
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Virus and spyware defination is out of date
I need a solution
i am facing this this issue on all my end point security antivirus client that install on the server
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Dragonfly：专业网络攻击团伙将目标瞄准西方能源行业
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SEP 14 query
I need a solution
Hi Everyone,
Query asked by customer.
Does SEP has feature functionality to rollback of malware actions during disinfection (Roll back means rolling back the changes made to the file system (creating, relocating, renaming files) and registry keys.
Appreciate your response in this.
Thanks,
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