Get Running Services - WMI Enrichment

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title: Get Running Services - WMI Enrichment
description: The Security Incident Response - Get Running Services workflow gathers running services on a configuration item added to a security incident.
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# Get Running Services - WMI Enrichment

The **Security Incident Response - Get Running Services** workflow gathers running services on a configuration item added to a security incident.

The **Get Running Services - WMI Enrichment** activity is launched automatically to retrieve running services information for a Windows host.

## Input variables

Input variables determine the initial behavior of the activity.

|Variable|Description|
|--------|-----------|
|target \[string\]|The fully qualified domain name \(FQDN\) of the target system.|

## Output variables

The output variables contain data that can be used in subsequent activities.

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Variable

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Description

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response \[string\]

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A JSON string representing the current running services on the target system.

 JSON data includes:

 -   **name**

The name of the service

-   **pid**

The process identifier of the running service

-   **service\_type**

\(Optional\) The type of running service.

-   **start\_name**

The system name for the service

-   **path**

The file path of the running service executable

-   **start\_mode**

The start mode of the running service.

-   **display\_name**

The name of the running service as it appears to the user


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</table>## Restrictions

The MID Server must support **PowerShell**.

SHA-256 hash requires PowerShell V4.

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