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View List of File Verdicts


 Click 'Security' > 'File Verdicts.' 
  • The file verdicts interface lists unknown files identified on all endpoints, along with their trust ratings.
  • Valkyrie is a cloud-based file analysis service that tests unknown files with a range of static and behavioral checks. The service helps Xcitium establish whether an unknown file is malicious or safe.
  • You can configure Xcitium Client Security on endpoints to auto-upload unknown files to file verdicts.
  • You can also view Valkyrie statistics by clicking 'Dashboard' > 'Valkyrie.'
  • You can schedule the upload of unknown files in the 'Valkyrie' section of a Windows profile. See Valkyrie Settings if you need help with this.


      Note: The version of Valkyrie that comes with the free version of Endpoint Manager is limited to the online testing service. The 'Premium' and 'Managed' versions of EM also includes manual file testing by Xcitium research labs. This helps enterprises quickly create definitive whitelists of trusted files. Valkyrie is also available as a standalone service. Contact your Xcitium account manager for further details.

       



      The File Verdicts interface

      • Click 'Security' > 'File Verdicts'



      Column Heading

      Description

      Name

       The label of the unknown item.

      Path

       

      The install location of the file on the endpoint

      • Click the icon to copy the file path to the clipboard.

      Hash

       The SHA1 hash value of the unknown file. Hash values uniquely identify a file, even if the file name changes.

      • Click the  icon to copy the hash value to the clipboard.

      File Rating

      The file's trust verdict from Valkyrie. The possible values are:

      • Clean - The file is safe to run
      • No Threat Found - No malware found in the file, but cannot 100% say it is safe to run
      • Malware - The file is malicious and should not be allowed to run.
      • Potentially Unwanted Application - Applications such as adware, browser toolbars etc. These applications are often bundled as an 'extra utility' with freeware applications. Users might not be aware they are installed, or may not be aware of their full functionality. For example, a browser toolbar may also contain code that tracks a user's activity on the internet. It is up to your discretion whether you allow these files to run.

       First Seen by Xcitium

       Date and time at which the file was first received by Valkyrie.
       

      View File Details

      		  

      Complete information about a selected item. See View the details of files in the list for more.
       

      Export

      		  

      Save the list of analyzed files as a comma separated values (csv) file. See Export the List of Valkyrie Analyzed Files for more details.

       

      View the details

      • Select a file and click the 'View File Details' button:




      The details screen shows file name and version, installation path, size, hash value and trust ratings assigned by Xcitium and by an EM admin.


      Export the List of File Verdicts Files


      Export the list of files to a .csv file as follows:

      • Click 'Security' > 'File Verdicts'.
      • Click the 'Export' button above the table then choose 'Export to CSV':



      • The CSV file will be available in 'Dashboard' > 'Reports'