HP Sure Sense - User Guide

1 Getting started
HP Sure Sense uses deep learning models to detect malicious les and prevent malware, zero-day,
ransomware, and Advanced Persistent Threat (APT) attacks from harming your computer.
HP Sure Sense uses the following components:
● Prediction Model: A lightweight deep learning prediction model. It autonomously detects cyber threats
and enables zero-day and APT protection.
● File reputation Cloud Services: A cloud-based database of information on known les that adds a
second layer of classication. When this option is enabled, the hash for PE (Portable Executable) les is
sent to the le reputation services in the cloud.
● Content Delivery Network: A system that distributes the latest prediction model and software updates
for HP Sure Sense.
Main menu tabs
The main menu includes the following tabs:
● Status: Displays the protection status, threat summary, and other information.
● Alert log: Displays a table that lists security events and logs. It includes information about security,
updates, and management. From this page, you can view additional details about security alerts and
take further actions.
● Quarantine: Displays a table that lists all quarantined les. Each entry is based on a unique hash value.
Entries include information related to the les and the original location of the le. You can restore
quarantined les from the Action column.
● Settings: Allows you to congure whether notications are displayed, set console languages, and
manage other preferences. To view or change Advanced Settings: Select Edit, and enter the
administrator credentials.
Full scan
Full scan analyzes all existing les on local drives of the computer. Any le identied as malicious is blocked
and quarantined.
Enhanced threat protection
When Enhanced Threat Protection is enabled, it monitors the behavior of all running processes for malware. If
a process is identied as ransomware, the process is terminated.
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