Hi all,
This weekend we are making some policy changes relating to the SSL/TLS decryption of HTTPS websites. We will be adding a toggle for SSL/TLS decryption into the Threat Protection policy for all customers.
This new setting will determine if Endpoints not in the Early Access Program (EAP) should decrypt HTTPs websites; it will be set to Off by default.
The settings in Global Settings will remain, it serves two purposes;
1. Set exclusions either by website category or by website name2. Enable / Disable HTTPs decryption for devices enrolled in the EAP, it is enabled by default
For all customers, the Global Settings page is where categories can be excluded from HTTPs decryption along with individual HTTPs exclusions. Customers not enrolled in the New Endpoint Protection Features EAP will not see the option to enable decryption for their devices
For devices in the EAP, this explains the result of policy settings:
HTTPS Decrypt in Threat Protection policy
HTTPS Decrypt in Global Settings
HTTPS Decrypt Status on the Endpoint
ON
OFF
For devices not enrolled in the EAP, when they have been migrated to the new product architecture (see https://support.sophos.com/support/s/article/KB-000043550 for details), this explains the result of policy settings:
These changes will be applied if devices are added to or removed from the EAP. If an account is enrolled to the EAP, the changes will only affect devices once they are enrolled into the program.
Regards,
Stephen
Yes we will bring this same feature to our macOS agent in the first half of 2022. It will be supported for both Intel and Apple Silicon.
Will this be coming to Macs with Intel silicon? Or Apple silicon?
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obviously, excluding financial websites like shown in previous screenshot is not working - Intercept-X client does Man-in-the-Middle here, but it should'nt!
Examples:
excluding the 2nd level domain secured by our wildcard certificate or the full FQDN from Intercept-X SSL / TLS scan is a workaround for Firefox.