Configuring Ransomware Protection Settings

To reduce frequent alerts without compromising security, adjust the alert threshold for file changes to at least 500 for device changes and consider setting the ransomware protection alert threshold from 100 to at least 1000. This balances alert sensitivity with practicality, ensuring you're informed of significant activities without being overwhelmed by notifications.

The adjustment of ransomware protection settings is applied system-wide, ensuring a uniform security posture across all users and devices within the system.

To extend the trial period for more comprehensive user testing, please send an email to support@triofox.com, including your cluster ID, cluster admin email, and server name from the System Info and Server Farm sections.

The main challenge with dashboard level monitoring is the excessive noise and frequent alerts, which can obscure genuine threats. Improving the dashboard involves refining alert mechanisms to reduce spam and enhance the relevance of notifications, making it easier to identify and respond to actual threats.

Users are requesting features that allow for better monitoring and alerting on suspicious activities, such as enhanced filtering to determine what constitutes suspicious activity worthy of an alert. This includes the ability to monitor and alert on unusual end-user actions, improving the overall effectiveness of ransomware protection.

Yes, there is a significant need for customizable ransomware protection settings. Users are looking for the ability to tailor alert thresholds and notification mechanisms to their specific needs, reducing unnecessary alerts while maintaining effective monitoring and protection against threats.

The file change alert setting is configured per device within the system. This allows for granular control over alert sensitivity on a per-device basis, enabling more precise monitoring and protection strategies.

According to user feedback, the current issues with ransomware protection settings include overly frequent and spammy alerts that often do not correspond to real threats. This indicates a need for more effective and customizable settings that can better distinguish between normal activities and potential security risks.