To perform a basic test of the full flow, try deploying an agent locally and connecting to one of your integrated security tools through the agent.
Create a new agent and send the download link to an email address you can access.
Click the link in the email and download the agent.
Deploy it locally.
Make sure the agent is in Live status
Make sure the agent can communicate with another product (e.g. Active Directory, ServiceNow). We will test the flow from Google SecOps to the agent and back.
Setup the relevant integration to run remotely and test the actions.
Both integrations and connectors provide testing features and show the status of the assigned Remote Agents in the platform.The same flow can be repeated with Agents deployed on remote sites.
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