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User mode solution: User mode can now be enabled from the Trend Cloud One - Endpoint & Workload Security or Deep Security Manager UI to provide event generation and protection through basic functions for Activity Monitoring and Anti-Malware on systems that lack kernel support.

User mode solution: This feature provides basic Activity Monitoring and Anti-Malware functions through Fanotify and eBPF on systems that lack kernel support. Deep Security Agent cannot protect runtime container workloads in this mode.

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CPU Usage Control: This feature provides 3 predefined modes to throttle CPU usage of Anti-Malware Real-Time Scan and Activity Monitoring (Computer > Settings > General > CPU Usage Control). This is only supported for Trend Cloud One - Endpoint & Workload Security customers at this time. DSA-2465

Security updates are included in this release. For more information about how Trend Micro protects against vulnerabilities, visit Vulnerability Response. Note that in line with responsible disclosure practices, CVE details will only be made available for select security updates once patches have been made available for all impacted releases. VRTS-11708/DSA-3702

Command line scan: Deep Security Agent now supports on-demand scans triggered using dsa_scan from a command line interface.

This is currently only available to Trend Cloud One - Endpoint & Workload Security customers. For more information, see Command-line basics. V1E-6993

Miracle Linux 9 support: Deep Security Agent 20.0.0-8137 or later supports Miracle Linux 9, including FIPS mode and Secure Boot support. This requires Deep Security Manager 20.0.844 or later.

Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8.6 (PowerPC little-endian) on-demand scan support: Deep Security Agent 20.0.0-7943 or later supports only the Anti-Malware on-demand scan feature for Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8.6 (PowerPC little-endian). This requires Deep Security Manager 20.0.817 or later. Security updates are currently unsupported for this platform.

SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 12 (PowerPC little-endian) on-demand scan support: Deep Security Agent 20.0.0-7943 or later supports only the Anti-Malware on-demand scan feature for SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 12 (PowerPC little-endian). This requires Deep Security Manager 20.0.817 or later. Security updates are currently unsupported for this platform.

SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 15 (PowerPC little-endian) on-demand scan support: Deep Security Agent 20.0.0-7943 or later supports only the Anti-Malware on-demand scan feature for SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 15 (PowerPC little-endian). This requires Deep Security Manager 20.0.817 or later. Security updates are currently unsupported for this platform.

Security updates are not supported on PowerPC platforms at this time. The Advanced Threat Scan Engine (ATSE) status does not display correctly and the following alerts are expected on RHEL 8.6, SUSE 12, and SUSE 15:

Red Hat Enterprise Linux Workstation 7 support: Deep Security Agent 20.0.0-6912 or later now supports Red Hat Enterprise Linux Workstation 7, including Secure Boot support. This requires Deep Security Manager 20.0.759 or later.

Service Gateway: Deep Security Agent 20.0.0-6658 or later with Deep Security Manager 20.0.741 or later now supports the Service Gateway feature, providing forward proxy functionality.

Updated Deep Security Agent's logging system to provide additional information and tracing to debug customer issues more efficiently. The agent now generates five (5) log files (dsa-connect-X.log) that are 2MB each instead of the agent's previous three 1MB log files. C1WS-9598

Agent self-protection: This feature helps prevent users on the local system from tampering with the agent. For more information, and help configuring agent self-protection, see Enable or disable agent self-protection in Linux.

Deep Security no longer supports certificates signed with the SHA-1 algorithm. The agent now requires SSL/TLS certificates issued using SHA-256 to communicate with the Deep Security Manager. C1WS-5676

Advanced TLS Traffic Inspection: Deep Security Agent 20.0.0-5137 or later adds Advanced TLS Traffic Inspection support to platforms that run system updates or package updates. Note that this feature is currently only supported for Trend Cloud One - Workload Security. Support for Deep Security Manager (On-Premise) will be added later.

Advanced TLS traffic inspection: Advanced TLS traffic inspection adds the capability for inspecting TLS traffic encrypted with modern ciphers, including Perfect Forward Secrecy (PFS). It also enhances virtual patching for HTTPS servers to help protect against vulnerabilities such as Log4j.

Threat Intelligence: Threat Intelligence (formerly known as Connected Threat Defense) provides enhanced malware protection for new and emerging threats. For more information, see Detect emerging threats using Threat Intelligence.

Zero config IPS inspection: Deep Security Agent adds the capability for Intrusion Prevention to inspect TLS encrypted traffic without manually importing certificates. This adds support for more cipher suites as well. This feature is being rolled out gradually for Linux platforms, beginning with Trend Micro Cloud One - Workload Security customers.

CRI-O support: A Deep Security Agent's "CRI-O engine version" is now displayed in Deep Security Manager, as well as Anti-Malware event information for containers. Note that CRI-O is currently only supported for Deep Security Manager (On-Premise). Support for Trend Micro - Cloud One Workload Security will be added later.

Collection of the agent metrics in the on-premise environment: You can now collect the agent metrics on-premises for SEG troubleshooting purposes. These metrics are stored as ZIP files on Windows in the C:\ProgramData\Trend Micro\Deep Security Agent\metrics directory and on Linux, AIX, and Solaris in the /var/opt/ds_agent/metrics directory. The ZIP files are rotated periodically on the local file system. Each ZIP file is approximately 1 MB in size and contains up to 100 files. The metrics are collected along with the diagnostic package.

Kernel support package updates: You can now choose when to perform kernel support package updates, using the new "Automatically update kernel package when agent restarts" option in the computer or policy editor.

Evolution of the agent installer: The Deep Security Agent installer now installs most agent content. This results in the following changes:Agent size requirements have increased, including a slightly larger installer package on most platforms.All agent content is now installed on the computer being protected. Content remains unloaded on a computer until a plug-in is activated by a policy or by the manager console.The agent is now much less dependent on relays because all plug-in installations use the content already installed with the agent. This mitigates plug-in install issues due to relay communications because plug-ins can be installed without a connection to a relay. 152ee80cbc

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