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Custom Detection

Diego Leitao
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Hello!

I would like to know why when I use a custom detection to quarantine a file, that file won't go to the quarantine folder and doesn't show me that the file was quarantined. 

Even when I try to open the file again, the AMP shows me "not quarantined"

So, is it possible to quarantine a file using Audit policy for instance?

Because looks like is not.

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Did you add the Custom Detection to the policy under Management/Policies??

You create it under Outbreak Control, but it has to be added to the policies.






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Did you add the Custom Detection to the policy under Management/Policies??

You create it under Outbreak Control, but it has to be added to the policies.






Hi,

Yeah, I did it but didn't work in that time.

But I think it's another problem.

I'm facing today a problem of delay on AMP.

Some events were reported later. So I think that the manual quarantine didn't work because of that, maybe the event will be reported later.

Anyway, thanks for your help

Matthew Franks
Cisco Employee
Cisco Employee

You mentioned using an Audit Policy.  The file won't be quarantined if you're using an Audit policy, you will just get a notification that it would have been quarantined if the policy was set up to do so.

So, is it not possible to manual quarantine a file if you are using an Audit policy?

I know that automatic quarantine in a Auditi policy doesn't work, but I thought that you could do that manually.