Endpoint Security for Linux doesn’t honor Allow as a scan action for Threat Detection, defaults to Deny

Technical Articles ID: KB94618
Last Modified: 6/15/2021

Environment

McAfee Endpoint Security for Linux Threat Prevention (ENSLTP) 10.x

Problem

ENSLTP denies access to an infected file even when the On-Access Scan policy is set to Allow for Threat Detection.

Cause

ENSLTP does not honor the On-Access Scan policy action Allow. ENSLTP only supports the actions Clean, Delete, and Deny.

Solution

This behavior is as designed. For the On-Access Scan policy, ENSLTP only supports the actions Clean, Delete, and Deny. If the scan action is not Clean or Delete, ENSLTP defaults to Deny.

Affected Products

Endpoint Security for Linux Threat Prevention 10.x

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Endpoint Security for Linux doesn’t honor Allow as a scan action for Threat Detection, defaults to Deny

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