MetaDefender™ Drive v4.4.10 Release: Expanding Centralized Configuration, Device Visibility, and Scanning Profile Management

This release makes more existing preference settings available through My OPSWAT Central Management. This helps administrators manage device configuration from one place.

This includes existing settings for:

• In-Session Scanning
• OPSWAT Managed File Transfer integration
• Hồ sơ quét tập trung

Administrators can manage In-Session scanning settings that define how Posture Check, Deep Compliance, and the following Malware Scan operate. These settings already exist in MetaDefender Drive and can now be managed remotely through My OPSWAT Central Management.

Once scan reports are synchronized, administrators can review the collected device information directly from My OPSWAT Central Management. This gives security teams centralized access to hardware, firmware, and application information collected during In-Session scans.

From the management console, navigate to Solution → Portable Malware Scanning → Dashboard → Scanned Host. Select a scanned host to view the collected details under System Information.

MetaDefender Drive v4.4.10 also expands management of Centralized Scanning Profile settings via My OPSWAT Central Management. Administrators can now perform key profile management tasks directly from the management console. They can enroll or unenroll a MetaDefender Drive, designate an approver, and generate the security code required to authorize restricted configuration changes.

A MetaDefender Drive device must already be enrolled in My OPSWAT Central Management before its Centralized Scanning Profile can be configured from the management console. After enrollment, administrators can open the MetaDefender Drive settings, access Centralized Profile Settings, assign the approver, and confirm.

After enrollment, administrators can generate the one-time passcode directly from My OPSWAT Central Management.

The existing authenticator-based workflow remains available. Administrators can still add the MetaDefender Drive to a 2-factor authenticator application using the QR code. At the same time, My OPSWAT Central Management now provides an additional way to receive the security code without opening the authenticator app.

This gives organizations more flexibility when authorizing configuration changes while keeping the approval workflow centrally managed.

In Centralized Profile Settings within MetaDefender Drive, review the assigned approver and select Unenroll to remove the device from the profile.