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Carbon Black Cloud: Are Sensor Tamper Protection Events Reported in the Console?

Carbon Black Cloud: Are Sensor Tamper Protection Events Reported in the Console?

Environment

  • Carbon Black Cloud Console: All Versions
  • Carbon Black Cloud Sensor: All Supported Versions

Question

Are attempts to tamper with the Sensor (e.g. delete Sensor files, stop services, etc.) reported in the Console as Events or Alerts?

Answer

No, Tamper Protection is silently enforced and does not generate any Alerts or Events in the Console.

Additional Notes

  • Alarms related to tamper attempts are stored locally by the Sensor in C:\ProgramData\CarbonBlack\Logs\SensorAlarms.log, though details are limited to the tampering process and target file.
  • Running third-party security applications (e.g. antivirus, real-time scanner, vulnerability scanner, etc.) concurrently with the Sensor without proper Exclusions can trigger Tamper Protection alarms and cause unexpected blocks or interoperability/performance issues.

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