Application

View, delete, or regenerate the installation token for the Aurora Protect Desktop agent.

View, disable, or generate an invitation URL for Aurora Protect Desktop users.

Configure whether users must provide a password to remove the Aurora Protect Desktop agent and Aurora Focus agent.

Configure Aurora Endpoint Security to send events for different services and features to a SIEM solution or syslog server. See Send events to a SIEM solution or syslog server.

Configure custom authentication for the management console. See Custom authentication.

Access detailed Aurora Protect Desktop threat data reports. See Using Aurora Protect Desktop reports.

Administrators

Assign administrator roles to users and create your own roles with custom permissions. Roles and their associated permissions control the features that an administrator can view and modify throughout the console.

See Setting up administrators.

Global List

Add files to the global quarantine or safe list to control whether they are blocked or permitted on Aurora Protect Desktop devices.

See Add a file to the Aurora Protect Desktop global quarantine or global safe list.

Detection and Response

Create custom partial lockdown configurations for Aurora Focus devices.

See Lock a device.

Deployments

Download the installers for the Aurora Protect Desktop and Aurora Focus agents.

Update

Manage updates of the Aurora Protect Desktop and Aurora Focus agents.

See Managing updates for the Aurora Endpoint Security agents.

Certificates

Add a certificate to the certificates safe list to allow the associated software to run without interruption on Aurora Protect Desktop devices.

See Add a certificate to the Aurora Protect Desktop global safe list.

Integrations

Integrate Aurora Endpoint Security with third-party programs using the Aurora User API.

See Enable access to the Aurora User API.

Device Lifecycle

Configure the time period before an offline Aurora Protect Desktop device is considered inactive.

See Configure device lifecycle management.

Authentication

Add an authenticator so that you can use an identity store like Active Directory or myAccount, or an identity or multi-factor authentication provider like Okta, Ping Identity, or Duo, to specify the types of authentication users must complete to access the management console.

See Add an authenticator.