Deploy the ConcealBrowse extension to Chrome, Edge, and Brave on Windows 10+ using Action1 and PowerShell Deploy the ConcealBrowse extension to Chrome, Edge, and Brave on Windows 10+ using Action1 and PowerShell

Deploy the ConcealBrowse extension to Chrome, Edge, and Brave on Windows 10+ using Action1 and PowerShell

Description

Deploy the ConcealBrowse extension to Google Chrome. Microsoft Edge, and Brave on Windows 10+ endpoints seamlessly with Action1 RMM and PowerShell.

Applies to

  • Action1 RMM
  • Microsoft PowerShell
  • Any edition of Windows 10 and 11 version 1709 and later

    • Windows Home, and S mode are not supported
  • Google Chrome 101+

  • Microsoft Edge version 77 and newer
    • Windows must be joined to Active Directory or Azure Active Directory
  • Brave browser

Procedure

  1. You may download the Install-ConcealBrowse.ps1 PowerShell script from this article: Current ConcealBrowse PowerShell Script
    1. The script contains detailed documentation and examples for your review.
  2. Open your ConcealBrowse dashboard (https://dashboard.conceal.io) and navigate to the tab labelled Devices on the left side menu.
    devices.png
  3. On the Devices page, click Register New Device in the upper right hand corner.Register_New.png
  4. Once you click on Register a New Device, you will see two variables generated for the Company ID and Site ID. These will be used as arguments when executing the PowerShell script.Company

Action1 Steps

Step 1: Customize the script

  1. Open the Install-ConcealBrowse.ps1 script in your favorite editor, such as Visual Studio Code
  2. Scroll down to the Parameters section, approximately line 75
  3. For CompanyID and Site ID, paste in your unique IDs. Example below:
    [Parameter(ParameterSetName='Installation')]
    $CompanyID="2345678-9012-3456-7890-123456789012",
    [Parameter(ParameterSetName='Installation')]
    $SiteID="abcdefgh-ijkl-mnop-qrst-uvwxyzabcdef",
  4. You may review the documentation and adjust other parameters as needed
  5. Copy the content of the script, we will paste it into Action1

Step 2: Create a script policy

  1. Log into action1.com
  2. Click Script Library
  3. Click +New Script
  4. Name: Deploy ConcealBrowse Extension
  5. Description: we recommend linking to this article
  6. Click Next Step
  7. Language: PowerShell
  8. Script:
    1. Paste the script from Step 1 here
    2. Action1 requires that we encapsulate the script by adding a line at the top and bottom
    3. At the top add
      &{
    4. At the bottom add
      }
    5. The finished result will look like:
      &{
      several hundred lines of script
      }
  9. We are not able to use the Parameters section, leave it blank
  10. Click Next Step
  11. Search for one or more endpoints to test on
  12. Once endpoints are selected click Run Script
  13. The test will pass if the output is Success and the output shows informational data and registry entries created
  14. Click Finish

References