Device protection settings
Use this tab to configure settings for endpoint device protection and monitoring. These settings apply to all devices in the workspace on which Coro Agent is installed.
To access device settings:
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Sign into the Coro console
, then select
Control Panel
from the toolbar:
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Select
Devices
:
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Select the
Settings
tab:
In this tab, add device label (where shown) for protection settings to apply to specific groups of devices.
Choose from the following settings:
Heartbeat interval
This setting describes how frequently Coro Agent on endpoint devices communicates with the Coro server. For example, Every Minute indicates that the Agent sends a heartbeat signal to the server once per minute.
The data transmitted during the heartbeat is minimal and is designed to keep the Agent and Coro connected, ensuring stable communication and timely updates. However, there is a trade-off. Shorter intervals can increase management workload, while a longer interval can mean logs and reports are less current.
Choose a value that provides the best compromise based on your system requirements, network capacity, and the level of real-time updates desired.
Tamper protection
Tamper protection prevents users and certain types of malware from accessing or tampering with Coro Agent's security features. Tamper Protection is enabled by default.
If you are planning a mass deployment or a direct upgrade, Coro recommends disabling Tamper Protection in your workspace prior to downloading and installing the latest Agent version to your endpoint devices.
note
To uninstall Coro Agent on Windows devices, Tamper protection must be disabled.
Visibility mode
When enabled, Coro Agent generates events and sends notifications to end users, but no automatic remediation (such as quarantine or process kill) is performed.
Important
Visibility mode is only available for Windows devices.
Allow self-update to the latest stable version
This setting is used to configure your endpoint devices to silently auto-update Coro Agent when new stable versions are released. Apply the desired device labels to the devices where you want to enable auto-update.
The auto-update process is fully automatic for both Windows and macOS devices.