Update EDR_telem_mac.json - Uptycs - File Metadata

[joshlemon]

EDR Telemetry Pull Request

Contribution Details

This PR updates the macOS telemetry data for Uptycs covering the File Metadata category, including MD5 Available and SHA-256 Available. Both sub-categories are confirmed Yes.

Telemetry Validation

Both File Metadata sub-categories were validated by querying the process_events table in Uptycs.

MD5 Available — queried via:

select path, identifier, md5, sha256
from process_events
where upt_day >= CAST(date_format(current_date - INTERVAL '1' day, '%Y%m%d') AS INTEGER)
  and upt_os='macOS'

SHA-256 Available — confirmed via the same query above.

Documentation or Evidence:

• Official documentation (link: )
• Screenshots attached
• Sanitized logs provided
• Private documentation (will share confidentially)

Type of Contribution

• Adding telemetry information for an existing EDR product
• Adding a new EDR product that meets eligibility criteria
• Proposing new event categories/sub-categories
• Documentation improvement
• Tool enhancement

Validation Details

EDR Product Information

• EDR Product Name: Uptycs
• EDR Version: 5.19
• Operating System(s) Tested: macOS

Testing Methodology

The process_events table was queried on a managed macOS host enrolled in Uptycs, filtering on the current day and upt_os='macOS'. Both the md5 and sha256 columns returned populated values, confirming that both hash types are available as telemetry fields.

Additional Notes

Both MD5 and SHA-256 are surfaced via the process_events table. A single query covers both sub-categories as the md5 and sha256 fields are columns within the same table. No configuration changes were required for either sub-category.

[tsale]

Closing this PR as superseded by the consolidated OS-scoped Uptycs macOS PR: #197.

Thanks again for the contribution.