Find Antimalware Software Status using CMPivot Query in SCCM
In this article, I will show you how to find antimalware software status using CMPivot query in SCCM (ConfigMgr). Using CMPivot, you can get the status of antimalware software installed on the computer(s), which is usually gathered by the Get-MpComputerStatus cmdlet.
CMPivot is a new in-console utility in SCCM that now provides access to the real-time state of devices in your environment. Pivot's KQL-based queries make it easier for administrators to find important data from the clients. All these CMPivot queries can be safely run on the ConfigMgr production server, and you can also export the results or output to a file.
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With CMPivot, you can run some basic queries to check the antimalware status on a single computer or on an entire SCCM device collection. If you aren’t using Configuration Manager in your setup, you can find the status of antimalware software by running the Get-MpComputerStatus command.
I have been exploring the CMPivot queries from sometime and I find it very intriguing. The amount of information that you can gather from remote machines is simply outstanding. If you are interested in exploring CMPivot, you can check out all my posts on ConfigMgr CMPivot queries.
Take a look at some interesting CMPivot queries that you can use in SCCM:
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- Run Get-MpComputerStatus command to find Antimalware Status
The Get-MpComputerStatus is a simple command with which you can check the status of antimalware software on the computer. If you don’t have access to CMPivot, finding the antimalware status can be achieved by running a simple command on the computer.
This command needs to be run locally in the PowerShell window and works on almost all the Windows operating systems with defender running. To get the status of the antimalware software, open the PowerShell and run the below command.
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The output of the Get-MpComputerStatus command is pasted below. We see that output includes all the details about the antimalware software properties such as engine version, antivirus component status, RealTimeProtectionEnabled etc.
Find Antimalware Software Status using CMPivot in SCCM
Let’s look at the steps to find antimalware software status using CMPivot query in SCCM. Launch the SCCM console and go to Assets and Compliance > Overview > Device Collections. Choose the device collection against which you want to run the CMPivot query. Right-click the device collection and select Start CMPivot.
In the CMPivot tool, select the Query tab. Enter the query “Estates” and click on Run Query. The CMPivot query output includes a list all the details about the antimalware software including the status and signature updates. The output will include several details, and you might have to export the list to a CSV file and review the results.
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