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FireEye Installation

UCLA has partnered with FireEye to support its campus units. The FireEye Endpoint Security agent is a new Endpoint, Detection and Response (EDR) solution that is replacing the usage of traditional anti-virus software on campus for all university owned systems that store, process, or transmit university data. UCLA has mandated the installation for all systems. It is not designed for personal use or installation on personal devices. This is for STAFF and FACULTY only!!

To install FireEye, you must UNINSTALL Sophos first. Instructions are below.

For personal devices, many “FREE” options are available and we have listed the UCLA recommended options below.
Luskin IT cannot support any “FREE” options. These are all user-self installed.

If you have any questions:
Luskin IT Support Email:
 itsupport@luskin.ucla.edu

What is FireEye and What Does It Do?

ALL FAQ’s Are Listed Here: FireEye – UCLA Office of the CISO

FireEye Endpoint Security (FES) is a small piece of software, called an ‘agent’, which is installed on servers and workstations to provide protection against common malware as well as advanced attacks. FES combines the best of legacy security products, enhanced with FireEye technology, expertise and intelligence to defend against today’s cyber attacks. Based on a defense in depth model, FES uses a modular architecture with default engines and downloadable modules to protect, detect and respond to security events.

Windows - Uninstall Sophos

Uninstalling Sophos Anti-Virus in Programs and Features

  1. In Control Panel, click on Programs And Features.
  2. Sort by Name. Scroll down the installed applications list until you reach the Sophos applications.
  3. Click and uninstall each individual Sophos component in the following order:
    1. Sophos Network Threat Protection
    2. Sophos Anti-Virus
    3. Sophos AutoUpdate
    4. Sophos Endpoint DefenseNote: If the component is not listed, it may not be installed. Proceed with the next component.

  4. After all of the Sophos applications are uninstalled, restart your computer to complete the process.

Windows - Install FireEye

WINDOWS FES Installation Guide (End User)

Windows Installation File: (UCLA BOX LOGIN REQUIRED)
https://ucla.box.com/s/j3spxbxf5vjape4yz4a5nrsqmf07okn5

MAC - Uninstall Sophos

How to Uninstall Sophos Anti-Virus from macOS

  1. Open Launchpad or Spotlight on your Mac and search for “Remove Sophos Endpoint“.Note: Sophos Anti-Virus cannot be uninstalled by dragging it from the Applications folder to the Trash.A picture containing arrowDescription automatically generated
  2. Double click the uninstaller app. If you are prompted for a password type your macOS administrator password (i.e. the username and password you use to login to your Mac):
  3. To start the uninstall process click Continue.Graphical user interface, text, applicationDescription automatically generated
  4. Once the Uninstall Process is complete it will display the screen above, Click Close.Graphical user interface, applicationDescription automatically generated

You have successfully Uninstalled Sophos.

MAC - Install FireEye

MAC FES Installation Guide (End User)

Installation File Mac OS 11.x and Higher (UCLA BOX LOGIN REQUIRED)
https://ucla.box.com/s/gsto6w6u0hlq8fz7x5wogic1jnfzjg79

Installation File Mac OS 10.15 and Lower (UCLA BOX LOGIN REQUIRED)
https://ucla.box.com/s/besak8n6o7g9vn049w9dbt5dwh02vwe8

Personal Machine AntiVirus/Malware software options

UCLA recommends replacing Sophos on your personal device with any number of freely available antivirus products on the market, including:

    • AVG PC
    • AVG Mac
    • Avast Mac
    • Avast PC
    • Bitdefender MAC/PC
    • Built-in Windows Defender
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