# How can I tell Cyber Crucible is running on the system?

# How can I tell Cyber Crucible is running on the system?

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</div></div></div></div># Services

Open up Task Manager.

Click on the Services tab.

Sort by name if necessary, and scroll to CyberCrucibleAgent/ Cyber Crucible Agent

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Open a command prompt as Administrator.

Run the command observed in the below screenshot:

fltmc.exe | find “CCRRSecMon”

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There are likely several, so the find command shows only the Cyber Crucible driver, called CCRRSecMon.

If the driver is listed, it is loaded and running correctly in the operating system.

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