Good Morning: Dear technical support friends, here are some details that our customers with the Xcitium console have been asking for so you can manage them with your development and programming department. Perhaps it can be included in the next console updates. Customers mention that other antivirus brands have these features and that they help with their functions. Customers request that the Xcitium console include: 1) Website blocking. They note that other antivirus brands can block websites in their profile or policy from their web console through a content control module (internally, they add a certificate to the website in their programming and can block it, either by category (social networks, games, gambling, online dating, etc.) or by specific pages entered in the filters). This could be added to the Xcitium policy profile and applied to a computer or group of computers. 2) Integration with Active Directory, performing a scan similar to the one performed with the Xcitium mass installation tool. The Active Directory tree would be displayed in the Xcitium console in the device list section. This would show which computers have our Xcitium solution installed and which do not. From the central Xcitium console in the cloud, a remote installation could be sent to computers that do not have it installed, as another installation option. 3) In the EDR section, a more dynamic and detailed graph of the timelines of any detections could be displayed, perhaps in a tree that correlates to the computers on the client's company network. The MITRE ATT&CK techniques used could also be shown. 4) Could you provide a page where all the monthly updates to the console are visible and keep us up to date? I'm passing these suggestions on to you as inquiries from end customers. They may serve as improvements to the Xcitium console (which is already quite good with its features). However, the idea is to continue improving based on customer feedback and perhaps incorporate some of the features you see in other antivirus consoles. Sincerely,
