This onboarding guide is intended to facilitate a swift and successful implementation of Nebula for IT professionals.
We recommend working through these articles to ensure the best setup for your console.
Step 1: Login to Nebula
Log in to access the console and start configuring your environment.
| User Menu in Nebula | |
| Not receiving Nebula emails | |
| Contact Support |
Step 2: Add Users
Super Admins add users and configure two-factor authentication (2FA) or single sign-on (SSO). We recommend adding a second Super Admin for resetting 2FA when required.
| Add or Manage Users | |
| Configure two-factor authentication (2FA) | |
| Configure Single Sign-On (SSO) |
Step 3: Preparation
| Review System Requirements | |
| Configure network access requirements and 3rd party antivirus exclusions | |
| Overview of exclusions | |
| Add or edit exclusions | |
| Create image (if deploying from a golden image) |
Step 4: Deploy endpoints
| Discovery and Deployment Tool Handbook | |
| Add Windows endpoints | |
| Add Linux endpoints | |
| Add Mac endpoints | |
| Remotely deploy Endpoint Agent to Macs using UAMDM | |
| Grant Endpoint Agent Full Disk Access for Mac endpoints using UAMDM | |
| Approve security framework extension for Endpoint Protection on Mac devices | |
| Add mobile endpoints |
Step 5: Configure
Initial configuration
| Default policy | |
| Configure Endpoint agent settings | |
| Configure Tamper protection | |
| Configure Protection settings | |
| Configure Brute Force Protection | |
| Device Control | |
| Overview of groups | |
| Manage groups | |
| Configure Windows Servers | |
| Manage endpoints | |
| Set scheduled scans |
Configure Modules & Services
| Managed Detection and Response guide | |
| Managed Threat Hunting guide | |
| Vulnerability Assessment guide | |
| Patch Management guide | |
| DNS Filtering guide | |
| Application Block guide | |
| Cloud Storage Scanning guide |
