Test dataJAR Defend and Defend Enhanced

Introduction

This article provides practical testing workflows for customers that have dataJAR Defend and Defend Enhanced. These tests serve to give reassurance that the relevant products are working correctly and providing the levels of security needed.

Test dataJAR Defend malware detection on Mac

This applies to customers of dataJAR Defend for Business (Mac) and Education (Mac).

1. Create the following folder:

   1. /Users/Shared/MalwareBytes

2. Download one of the EICAR Antivirus test files from https://www.eicar.org/download-anti-malware-testfile/ and copy it to the folder created above.
3. Within 2 hours the file should be detected and quarantined.
   1. It will be removed from the folder above.
   2. In the dataJAR Portal Insights, the computer will show as Quarantined in the dataJAR Defend section.

Test dataJAR Defend USB device restriction on Mac

This applies to customers of dataJAR Defend Enhanced for Business (Mac) and dataJAR Defend for Education (Mac).

1. Plug a USB storage device into the computer.
2. A dialog should appear stating that the device is blocked and the device should not be accessible. 

Test dataJAR Defend secure DNS on Mac and Mobile

This applies to customers of dataJAR Defend for Education (Mobile) and Defend Enhanced for Business (Mac/Mobile).

1. In a supported browser, go to http://dns-test.wandera.com/. If the webpage reads Secure DNS traffic is active, DNS filtering is working correctly.

2. Try the following test URLs:

   1. https://spam.threatops.co.uk/ to test spam prevention.

   2. https://malware.threatops.co.uk/ to test network-level malware.

   3. https://phishing.threatops.co.uk/ to test phishing threats.

   4. Visiting any of these three sites should direct users to https://block.jamf.com/. 

Test dataJAR Defend content filtering on Mac and Mobile

This applies to customers of dataJAR Defend Enhanced for Business (Mac/Mobile).

1. In a supported browser, go to a website that is in a category that should be blocked by your Content Filtering policy. This will vary depending on the policy you have in place, per your organisation's requirements. A full list of available categories is available from: https://learn.jamf.com/en-US/bundle/jamf-protect-documentation/page/Block_Policy_Available_Site_Categories.html 
2. Visiting this site should direct users to https://block.jamf.com/.