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However, upgrades pushed from the Cb Defense Dashboard (see Cb Defense: How to Update Sensors from Dashboard) do not require an administrative user to be present. The Cb Defense Sensor requires Admin permissions for new installations, and upgrades that are initiated manually. General Installation What are the minimum privileges required to install the Cb Defense Sensor?
