Endpoint Security

October 31, 2024—Version control policies for Trend Endpoint Security provides policy-based management of agent and component updates in a centralized location. Additionally, Trend Micro delivers enhanced stability of the Trend Endpoint Agent through selective testing and staged rollouts, reducing risks and ensuring compatibility with your security environment.

October 8, 2024—Endpoint Inventory now features two new features to enhance navigating the inventory list.

September 30, 2024—Endpoint security policies allow you to implement policy-based management of agent settings from a centralized location. Currently, you can use endpoint security policies to manage Endpoint Sensor settings, with more features coming soon; such as the state-of-the-art Deepfake Detector Technology and adjustable monitoring levels designed to optimize your security posture with advanced inspection tools such as the Network Content Inspection Engine.

September 30, 2024—The Trend Endpoint Agent now supports deploying Server & Workload Protection and Endpoint Sensor to Ubuntu 24.04 64-bit (x86-64) endpoints. You can select the Ubuntu 24.04 distribution when deploying a new agent in the Endpoint Inventory app. For details on supported Linux platforms, see Endpoint Agent System Requirements.

September 30, 2024—The Trend Endpoint Agent now supports deploying Server & Workload Protection and Endpoint Sensor to SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 15 (AWS ARM-based Graviton 2) endpoints. You can select the SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 15 distribution when deploying a new agent in the Endpoint Inventory app. For details on supported Linux platforms, see Endpoint Agent System Requirements.

September 9, 2024—You can now deploy the Trend Endpoint Agent with Standard Endpoint Protection on endpoints with the Windows 11 ARM64 operating system.

August 19, 2024 — Endpoint Inventory introduces further enhancements to improve user experience. In addition to previous enhancements including adjustable column width, you can now click-and-drag columns to rearrange the table, and more columns support sorting. Your settings are automatically saved for the next time you access Endpoint Inventory.

August 15, 2024 — Server & Workload Protection and Endpoint Sensor now support deploying to Debian 12 endpoints. You can select the Debian 12 distribution when deploying a new agent in the Endpoint Inventory app. For details on supported Linux platforms, see Endpoint Agent System Requirements.

July 17, 2024 — To coincide with the release of Runtime Proxy Policies, the Proxy Settings formerly located in the Endpoint Inventory Global Settings has now been replaced with the Agent Installer Proxy settings screen. Use the Agent Installer Proxy settings to configure proxies for endpoint agents to perform initial deployment, installation, and registration to Trend Vision One.

July 17, 2024 — Standard Endpoint Protection offers AI App Guard, which helps identify suspicious or untrusted programs attempting to modify AI apps and associated files.

For more information, see Event Monitoring.

Endpoint Security → Standard Endpoint Protection → Policies → Policy Management

July 16, 2024—Endpoint Security now supports deploying the Server & Workload Protection Agent to your endpoints using a deployment script. You can download the script from Endpoint Inventory. For more information, see Using the Deployment Script.

July 11, 2024 – You can now customize the table in Endpoint Inventory by adjusting column width and the number of items displayed per page. Your settings are saved automatically for the next time you access Endpoint Inventory.

May 31, 2024 — Endpoint Security now includes Runtime Proxy Settings, enabling the ability to create and manage proxy policies with detailed settings which can be applied to different endpoint groups.

Runtime Proxy Policies allow you to assign endpoint groups to connect to specific Service Gateways or different third-party proxies based on the needs of your environment. Additionally, you can now separately configure proxies for use during agent deployment and installation.

March 25, 2024 — After March 25, 2024, endpoints removed from Endpoint Inventory, whether by a user or by the inactive agent removal settings, automatically reconnect when powered on and reappear in the Endpoint Inventory. Endpoints removed before March 25, 2024, do not automatically reconnect.

For more information, see:

March 25, 2024 — You may now add computers in Server & Workload Protection from Active Directory servers connected through Third-Party Integration. Configure your Active Directory server information just once without the need for adding a data center gateway. When adding computers, choose the new method or continue to add servers directly in Server & Workload Protection.

March 4, 2024 — The Available Actions quick filters have been updated with two new behaviors:

Additionally, a new category of filters has been added for Sensor Maintenance Recommended. You can follow the recommended actions to resolve any issue the endpoints might have.

October 16, 2023 — The Trend Micro uninstall tool is now available for download in Endpoint Inventory for both Windows and macOS endpoints. The tool allows for the uninstallation of the following agents and sensors from a particular endpoint:

The tool is capable of uninstalling a single agent or multiple agents at once from the endpoint. Download the tool by going toEndpoint Inventory → Agent Installer → Download Uninstall Tool. Downloaded tools are valid for seven days.

October 13, 2023 — You can now remove sensor only endpoints from Endpoint Inventory by selecting applicable endpoints and clicking the Remove Endpoint button. Removing a sensor only endpoint does not uninstall the Trend Vision One agent from the endpoint or stop the agent program sending information to Trend Vision One. Support for removing Standard Endpoint Protection and Server & Workload Protection agents from the Endpoint Inventory screen is under development.

September 27, 2023 — Endpoint Sensor now supports a wider range of Linux platforms including Debian and SUSE, as well as several AArch64-based Linux systems such as Ubuntu 22. You can now view these additional platforms when deploying a new Trend Vision One agent in the Endpoint Inventory app.

For details on supported Linux platforms, see Endpoint Sensor Agent System Requirements and Server & Workload Protection Agent System Requirements.

September 4, 2023 — Deep Security policies in Trend Vision One Endpoint Security now display the Device Control enabled/disabled status. To take advantage of this feature, ensure that your Deep Security Manager is updated to version 20.0.817 or later.

August 18, 2023 — The Trend Vision One Windows agent now checks for update build revision changes every 10 minutes. If an operating system update is detected, the agent triggers an automatic scan of the endpoint. The new process ensures that your endpoints always remain up to date and secure, minimizing potential risk from vulnerabilities and enhancing overall security.

June 14, 2023 — To streamline the implementation of planned enhancements for Trend Vision One, your Trend Cloud One - Endpoint & Workload Security service connection was relocated to the Trend Cloud One connector. This migration does not affect any of the existing functionality provided by the connection between Trend Vision One and Trend Cloud One - Endpoint & Workload Security.

For more information, see Configuring Trend Cloud One.