The resulting actions mean Falcon is active, an agent is deployed and verified, and the system can be seen in the Falcon UI. If you don’t see your host listed, read through the Sensor Deployment Guide for your platform to troubleshoot connectivity issues. The hostname of your newly installed agent will appear on this list within five minutes of installation.

Navigate to: Events App > Sensors > Newly Installed Sensors To view a complete list of newly installed sensors in the past 24 hours, go to. There are no icons in the Windows System Tray or on any status or menu bars.įrom the windows command prompt, run the following command to ensure that “STATE” is “RUNNING”: $ sc query csagent Step 4: Verify sensor visibility in the cloudįinally, verify that newly installed agent in the Falcon UI. Unlike legacy endpoint security products, Falcon does not have a user interface on the endpoint. Mac: How to install the Falcon Sensor on Mac Step 3: Confirm that the sensor is running Linux: How to install the Falcon Sensor on Linux When prompted, accept the end user license agreement and click “INSTALL.” At the top of the downloads page is a Customer ID, you will need to copy this value as it is used later in the install process.

Select the correct sensor version for your OS by clicking on the download link to the right. The downloads page consists of the latest available sensor versions.

Upon verification, the Falcon UI will open to the Activity App. The password screen appears first, followed by the screen where you select a method of 2-factor authentication. Common 2FA providers include Duo Mobile, winauth, JAuth, and GAuth Authenticator.įor instructions about setting up roles and permissions, as well as instructions about resetting a password or 2FA, see Users and Roles. The first time you sign in, you’re prompted to set up a 2FA token. On the next screen, enter your 2FA token.

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