SonicWall Endpoint Security (SES) product delivers comprehensive protection against known and unknown threats through a unified, single-agent architecture. It combines next-generation antivirus, endpoint detection and response, and multi-engine threat analysis with streamlined management capabilities. The solution enables organizations to prevent, detect, and respond to advanced threats while simplifying operations across multiple tenants and locations.
Review system requirements
SES is a comprehensive endpoint security solution that protects Windows devices. It is administered from the SES Management Console, a cloud service that requires a web browser and an internet connection. To get maximum performance and protection, evaluate the detailed system requirements outlined below.
Minimum System Requirements
Windows Supported Agent Hardware requirement
| Specification | Minimum requirement | Recommended |
|---|---|---|
| CPU Requirements | 1 GHz or better with Dual Core | Dual Core |
| Memory Requirements | 4 GB RAM or more | 8 GB RAM or more (Windows) |
| Storage Requirements | 2 GB free disk space | 3 GB recommended |
| OS Requirements | 64 bit Windows 10 (OS build 17134) | 64 bit Windows 10 (OS build 17134) and above or Windows 11 |
Windows Server 2019 LTSC and above.
If SES agent is being installed on the Windows Server, we recommend to manually disable the Microsoft Defender. This recommendation is only applicable for Window Server deployments.
Minimum Network Requirements
Network requirement would have minimum 3 Mbps of uplink/download network access with port 443 external ip addresses accessible.
Deployment Type
Cloud Managed.
Support and Documentation Links: Refer to the SonicWall Endpoint Security Administration Guide and SonicWall Endpoint Security Cheat Sheet.
This release also resolves reported issues.
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Issue ID |
Description |
|---|---|
| TRN-1483 | Resolved an issue where SES generated recurring 0 KB files on affected endpoints when Word/Excel files were accessed. |
| TRN-1507 | Fixed a false positive detection of PowerShell when a SecOps agent invokes PS1 scripts. |
| TRN-1521 | Resolved an issue where a Device Control Policy configured to block USB hard drives incorrectly impacted the internal system drive on certain devices, resulting in reboot failures. |
| TRN-1528 | Fixed a system crash caused by invalid memory access resulting in a PAGE_FAULT_IN_NONPAGED_AREA (0x50) bugcheck linked to the SES filter driver. |
| TRN-1693 | Resolved severe performance degradation observed when accessing shared folders after updating the SES filter driver. |