Active Directory Windows Agent Installation
Option 1: Prepare the MSI Package
Please navigate to "Settings & Reporting" -> "Deployment Settings" page.
On that page, copy your tenant-specific URL parameter and then download the MSI (x64) installer.
Create an SMB share for your target user/computer groups (e.g., \\CCAD01\Software\ICSF).
Grant Read to Domain Computers.
Grant Modify to your IT Admins (or the group maintaining the deployment).
Upload the downloaded MSI to the share folder we just created.
Note: The URL parameter is tenant-specific. Do not share it outside your organization.
Option 2: Prepare the EXE Package
Please navigate to "Settings & Reporting" -> "Deployment Settings" page.
On that page download the EXE agent.
Create an SMB share for your target user/computer groups (e.g., \\CCAD01\Software\ICSF).
Grant Read to Domain Computers.
Grant Modify to your IT Admins (or the group maintaining the deployment).
Upload the downloaded Exe to the share folder we just created.
Note: The agent is tenant-specific. Do not share it outside your organization
Deploy Agent with Bat/PowerShell Script
Please navigate to "Group Policy Managment" and create a new GPO under the OU.

The GPO name can be "CyberCyte_Installation".

Under the "Scope" -> "Security Filtering" add Domain Computers and Domain Users.

Right-click on the GPO and select "Edit".

The "Group Policy Managment Editor" will appear. Please navigate to "Computer Configuration" -> "Policies" -> "Windows Settings" -> "Scripts (Startup/Shutdown)".

Double-click on the "Startup" and add the script. The script can be .bat format or .ps1 format, it is optional. Please make sure the script location is under the default script path, e.g:“\\dc01\sysvol\domain.local\scripts\install.bat”
Click "Apply" and exit.
Run "gpupdate /force" in CMD.

The machines should get the policy after the next startup.
For execution logs, please navigate to "C:\ProgramData\ ". The logs will appear after the startup script execution.
Additional Configurations and Troubleshooting
Please make sure the startup scripts are always wait by default:
Please navigate to “Computer Configuration” → “Policies” → “Administrative Templates” → “System” → “Logon”
Set “Always wait for the network at computer startup and logon” = Enabled.


We can edit the delegation if it is required Click on the GPO and navigate the Delegation section.

Click the advanced button. Then select the user, computer or group. Give the read permission. Read permission is enough.

Startup Scripts
Bat script for exe formatted agent:
Bat script for msi formatted agent:
Ps1 script for exe formatted agent:
Ps1 script for msi formatted agent:
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