C-Prot macOS Process Injection Or Tampering#185
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Closing this PR as superseded by the consolidated OS-scoped C-Prot macOS PR: #195. Thanks again for the contribution. |
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EDR Telemetry Pull Request
Contribution Details
This pull request updates and validates macOS Process Injection/Tampering telemetry for the C-Prot EDR product. The contribution demonstrates that process injection and tampering activities on a macOS endpoint are correctly detected and ingested into the EDR management platform.
Telemetry Validation
This contribution meets the EDR Telemetry definition by demonstrating visibility into macOS process injection and tampering activities. The telemetry captures process injection/tampering events on the endpoint and successfully reports these events to the management console for investigation and response purposes.
Documentation or Evidence:
Evidence Screenshots
Execution Evidence (macOS Endpoint)
The following screenshot shows the test executable run on the macOS endpoint to trigger process injection/tampering activity as part of the telemetry validation process.
Management Console Evidence
The following screenshot confirms that the process injection/tampering telemetry is successfully received and displayed in the C-Prot Management Console (CSC).
Type of Contribution
Validation Details
EDR Product Information
Testing Methodology
A controlled process injection/tampering activity was performed on the macOS endpoint using a test executable. The activity triggered process injection and tampering telemetry events. Telemetry was validated by confirming that the corresponding event data was successfully ingested and displayed in the C-Prot Management Console (CSC).
Additional Notes
All testing was performed in a controlled environment. Any sensitive information present in the screenshots has been sanitized where applicable.
csc_telemetry_process-activity-log_2026-05-11T11-38Z_2026-05-12T11-38Z.json.gz