u/Khue

Hey all,

Still learning the ins and outs of the Falcon platform. I've been grouping like detections into cases recently as a way of organizing and keeping everything central for tracking. I logged in today and went along my little process I've been using and I noticed today, I haven't been able to add detections to a case. I've tried to group add and I've also tried to add one at a time but no luck.

Is there a timing thing I haven't noticed before? Does this sometimes happen? Are there certain detection types I cannot link/associate to a case?

Hey all, long time lurker, first time caller. I just recently went through a bunch of updates on my G9. Firmware and base OS both did about 30 minutes of updates. After the updates everything seemed okay. The nice part is that the OS navigation seemed to get peppier so switching between HDMI and DP wasn't such a painful undertaking.

Recently, like as of today, I noticed that a section of the panel has started doing what I can only describe as a "bounce" behavior where the area from about midway through the panel to about 12 inches to the right moves up about a pixel and then back into position every 5-6 seconds or so.

I've only just recently noticed this on my work laptop's HDMI connection. Has anyone else seen this? What should be my level of concern here? Is the panel on it's way out possibly?

I noticed this a few weeks ago, but it's getting annoying now. At some point the quote text block was removed from Outlook when writing correspondences. Is this something broken with my Outlook specifically? Is there a way to get it back? I leverage it a lot.

Resolved:

Credit to /u/traccreations4e . Solution:

In New Outlook, to insert Quote Style in the body of an email, it is under:

1. Format Text
2. Click on the Styles Icon (A and pencil)
3. Choose Quote

We've started investigating GitHub for Copilot and there are some attractive features within it that we would like to take advantage of. This would involve us migrating our repos out of Azure DevOps Repos and into GitHub.

When a developer goes to use VSCode, is there a way of preventing them from accessing accounts other than their current enterprise account for our organization? I might be thinking about this incorrectly/overthinking it but in my mind, there seems like there could possibly be a data egress issue if the developer pulls code from our GitHub repo, logs out of their business account, logs in with their personal account, and then pushes the code back to a personal GitHub account.

Full disclosure: I am a sec guy so I am not even quite sure if this is even a valid data egress narrative. Is this even a valid concern? Should I be worried about data egress of our internal business IP to a personal account in GitHub?

Thank in advance for any thoughts about this.

I've been poking around for the last 30 minutes but I haven't been able to find anything (my GoogleFu is failing). Is there a Zscaler resource that defines Cloud Apps? I am specifically trying to find the definitions behind the following Cloud Apps:

• Copilot
• Microsoft Copilot
• Microsoft Copilot Studio
• GitHub Copilot

I think I understand the differentiation between GitHub Copilot and the others, but I am not sure about the differences between the three non GitHub designated Copilot versions.

Is there a Zscaler resource that breaks this down more granularly?