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Security State

The Security State object describes the security related state of a managed entity.

Attributes

Section titled “Attributes”

state_id

  • Type: integer_t
  • Requirement: recommended
  • Values:
    • 0 - Unknown: The security state is unknown.
    • 1 - Missing or outdated content: The content is missing or outdated.
    • 2 - Policy mismatch: Not in compliance with the expected security policy.
    • 3 - In network quarantine: Isolated from the network.
    • 4 - Protection off: Not protected by a security solution.
    • 5 - Protection malfunction: The security solution is not functioning properly.
    • 6 - Protection not licensed: The security solution does not have a valid license.
    • 7 - Unremediated threat: A detected threat has not been remediated.
    • 8 - Suspicious reputation: Reputation of the entity is suspicious.
    • 9 - Reboot pending: A reboot is required for one or more pending actions.
    • 10 - Content is locked: The content is locked to a specific version.
    • 11 - Not installed: The entity is not installed.
    • 12 - Writable system partition: The system partition is writeable.
    • 13 - SafetyNet failure: The device has failed the SafetyNet check.
    • 14 - Failed boot verify: The device has failed the boot verification process.
    • 15 - Modified execution environment: The execution environment has been modified.
    • 16 - SELinux disabled: The SELinux security feature has been disabled.
    • 17 - Elevated privilege shell: An elevated privilege shell has been detected.
    • 18 - iOS file system altered: The file system has been altered on an iOS device.
    • 19 - Open remote access: Remote access is enabled.
    • 20 - OTA updates disabled: Mobile OTA (Over The Air) updates have been disabled.
    • 21 - Rooted: The device has been modified to allow root access.
    • 22 - Android partition modified: The Android partition has been modified.
    • 23 - Compliance failure: The entity is not compliant with the associated security policy.
    • 99 - Other: The security state is not mapped. See the state attribute, which contains data source specific values.

The security state of the managed entity.

state

  • Type: string_t
  • Requirement: optional

The security state, normalized to the caption of the state_id value. In the case of ‘Other’, it is defined by the source.

Used By

Section titled “Used By”