Computers

ESET PROTECT manages the environment structure of your computers and devices. The Computers table provides a detailed view of essential information about each machine, its status, the time of last communication, and the last event.

The view emphasizes severity and unresolved detections, enabling the security team to perform investigations focusing on computers with the highest detection rates, severities and frequencies. These computers may indicate an acute need for further investigation or false positives that you must resolve.

Preview panel

Click a computer name to display the preview panel on the right side. This panel contains important information about the selected computer. Some items are interactive.

Filtering, Tags and Table options

Use filters at the top of the screen to refine the displayed items. Tags are powerful when searching for a specific computer, detection, incident, executable or script. Click the gear icon for table options to manage the main table.

The Computer details window includes:

Details

Click a computer to display comprehensive details.

Terminal

Allows advanced security professionals to remotely invoke PowerShell on an endpoint without breaking the end‐user's workflow (or alerting an attacker). PowerShell provides many options for detailed endpoint investigations and remediation without relying solely on ESET Inspect.

Alerts

Detections

Provides the main Detections for a selected computer. Select a detection to display Detection details and view the changes, including displaying the name of the triggering Rule with a link, Rule category name, Event link, Occurred time and date, triggering process link, Command line and information about the associated user.

Executables

Shows the same options as the main Executables tab, except the list contains executables triggered on a specific computer.

Scripts

Displays the same options as the main Scripts tab, except the list contains scripts triggered on a specific computer.

Events

Shows the list of all events that occurred on this computer. To view events in the Raw events, right-click the event name and click Show in Process's Raw Events. To display event details, select an event to open Process details. A low-level event is something a process does, including writing a file, performing a DNS lookup and creating a registry entry. ESET Inspect analyses low-level events to find suspicious activities and report detections.

Click a computer to take further action:

Details	Go to the Computer details tab.
Details (Protect)	Go to the ESET PROTECT Web Console.
Detections	Go to the Executable detections tab.
Executables	Go to the Executables tab.
Scripts	Go to the Scripts tab.
Events	Go to the Events tab.
Scan	Send the command to an Endpoint, starting an immediate computer scan (or use the Action button).
Network Isolation	Isolate the computer from the network (only connections between ESET Security products are available). You can also End isolation (available only for Windows endpoints; File Security from 7.2.12003.0).
Connect via Terminal	Go to the Terminal tab.
Power	Send a command to restart or shut down the computer.
Log Out	Log the current user out.
Send wake-up call	Send the Wake-Up command, forcing the computer to send all events since the last connection (or use the Action button).
Generate SysInspector log	Generate the SysInspector log, which you can review in the computer's details.
Tags	Assign tags to a computer from the existing list, or create new custom tags.
Audit log	Go to the Audit log tab.
Filter	Show quick filters on the column where you activated the context menu (Show only this, Hide this).
Incident	oCreate an incident report oAdd to a current incident oAdd to recent incident, which shows the last three incidents oSelect incident to add to

Filter the computers by the following statutes:

Threat	Threat severity detections are present.
Warning	Warning severity detections are present.
Information	Informational severity detections are present.
OK	No detections are found, or all are resolved.
Unmonitored	ESET Inspect Connector is not installed on this computer. ESET Inspect can identify this computer because it is in an ESET PROTECT Active Directory.

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