Cortex Cloud: Receiving "Unsupported" Errors for ADS scanning

Cortex Cloud: Receiving "Unsupported" Errors for ADS scanning

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Created On 09/30/26 20:22 PM - Last Modified 09/30/26 20:35 PM


Question


When running XQL for ADS scanning, what is "Unsupported" need more verbosity? 

dataset = cloud_health_auditing
|filter capability = "ADS"
filter (classification contains
'"Unsupported") 

Example of some errors below: 

UnsupportedError description
Unsupported Architecture Host architecture is not x86-64 and is currently unsupported
UnsupportedThe disk filesystem is unsupported
Unsupported Asset SizeAsset size exceeds the maximum supported size for scanning
VM Disk Image not scannedImage must be owned by the monitored account
Marketplace ErrorAWS Marketplace AMIs are currently unsupported in Cloud Scan mode

 



Environment


  • Cortex Cloud


Answer


What exactly is "Unsupported" for ADS scanning within Cortex Cloud. Please define. 

 

UnsupportedError descriptionMore Verbosity
Unsupported Architecture Host architecture is not x86-64 and is currently unsupportedCortex Cloud can't scan the EBS root volume if it is ephemeral 
UnsupportedThe disk filesystem is unsupportedMac filesystems are not supported
Unsupported Asset SizeAsset size exceeds the maximum supported size for scanningCortex Cloud scans assets up to 1024GB disk size
VM Disk Image not scannedImage must be owned by the monitored accountCortex Cloud only scans images from owner account
Marketplace ErrorAWS Marketplace AMIs are currently unsupported in Cloud Scan modeCortex Cloud AMI marketplace images as it requires additional permissions blocked by AWS 

 



Additional Information


Errors can vary from tenant to tenant these are just some examples Unsupported ADS scanning errors. What Cortex Cloud supports is subject to change based on new releases. Please refer to our release documentation here. 



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