Checkpoint Harmony file check

Wizedude — Thu, 16 Jun 2022 12:07:20 GMT

Hi, I need a little advice about trying to get Harmony Compliance file check to work.

We have created a compliance rule within our portal to check for a file that is located within the machine. So for me i have asked the system to check file, file exists in C:\windows\System32 and i have created a file called harmony.txt so my file path is C:\windows\system32 file name is harmony.txt and i have tried with "use environment variables of logged in user" and without and still my machine tells me that i am in violation of compliance and cannot get this to check if the file is there even though it is located in this location.

If i do a reg check this works perfectly without any violations at all but cannot get a file check to work.

I am using a standard Windows 10 machine.

Can someone please point me in the right direction to get a file check to work for compliance for the harmony portal.

Thanks

Re: Checkpoint Harmony file check

the_rock — Thu, 16 Jun 2022 13:07:29 GMT

Might be worth TAC case to confirm about this.

Re: Checkpoint Harmony file check

kwo — Sun, 19 Jun 2022 13:44:08 GMT

try to check the file by using C:\windows\sysnative folder. Compliance blade is is running as 32-Bit process and on 64-Bit Windows c:\windows\system32 is hidden for 32-Bit processes but accessible via C:\windows\sysnative

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