An Exclusion Profile enables you to specify trusted items (process, directory, file or extension) that are excluded from detection during a scan. Exclusion profiles can be applied to a wide set of parameters and are useful for third-party application running on your environment. Process: All process activities are excluded. Directory: All activities within the directory and its sub-directories are excluded (read, write, etc.). File: All activities in the file are excluded (read, write, etc.). Extension: All activities in files with this extension are excluded read, write etc.). The Exclusions screen displays the list of saved exclusion profiles. To create an exclusion profile: Navigate to Setting > Profiles > ExclusionsClick Create.Enter a profile name.Select the operating system on which to apply the rule.Select an item type: Process ,directory, file, or extension. Enter the path to the process/directory/file, or the extension. You can enter the full path, or a partial path using wildcards (wildcards are not supported in the first character). A process can also be excluded by its command line.When excluding a process, you can also apply the exclusion rule to any child process it spawns by selecting the Propagate button.Select the Groups to which the rule must apply. If you do not select a Group, the rule will apply to all Groups. You can select multiple Groups by clicking +.Select the endpoints to which the rule must apply. If you do not select an endpoint, the rule will apply to all endpoints. You can select multiple endpoints from the list.Enter a profile description.Click SaveThe profile is added to the list of exclusion profiles.Exclusion ExampleSome applications, such as Zoom, are commonly used in organizations and it is recommended to create exclusion profiles for them. To create an exclusion profile for Zoom:If you decide to use an additional antivirus together with Cynet 360, you must create an exclusion profile for it. E.g., an exclusion profile for the ESET directory to prevent alerts: Exclusion Profiles in Global ViewGlobal operators can create exclusion profiles that apply to all environments in the Global Manager, or to specific sites. The Global tab displays the list of exclusion profiles that apply to all sites.To create an exclusion profile that applies to all environments, click Create.The Site tab displays the list of exclusion profiles that apply to a specific site.To create an exclusion profile for a specific site, navigate to the individual site dashboard.kjehkw