File Types That are Scanned by Cisco Secure Endpoint on Public Cloud

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Updated:June 28, 2023

Document ID:118711

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Introduction

File Types That are Scanned by Cisco Secure Endpoint on Public Cloud

Supported File Types Looked Up Against the Cloud

Windows

Mac and Linux

Android Connector

Filetypes not visible in Device Trajectory

Archives filetypes that are scanned but not queried against the cloud

Introduction

This document provides a list of the files that are checked against the Public Cloud. There are different levels of reporting between the Cisco Secure Endpoint, Event Console, and Device Trajectory. Although a file is scanned at the connector level, only certain files are queried against the Public Cloud. This narrowing of events is not to hide visibility, but to accent the more important indications of compromise and not weigh down the system with inconsequential files.