AGCInvokerUtility.exe
Summary
AGC Invoker Utility - Application Guard Container invoker for Windows Defender Application Guard.
AGCInvokerUtility.exe is the 450th most commonly executed Windows program in EchoTrail's dataset, observed 14,439 times across enterprise environments. It typically runs from C:\Program Files (x86)\Common Files\Adobe\AdobeGCClient and it is most often launched by svchost.exe.
Behavior
Top Paths
- C:\Program Files (x86)\Common Files\Adobe\AdobeGCClient100%
Top Hashes (SHA256)
- 1613253ef063451d998358b965cfee03a1d8cc0460221c9a12f69638978fd27f16.09%
- 1fdec1e10e2452783636d2466b510be230df04d1b088100e53b08766a0914e4b12.23%
- bfac519b59412146346237f05d3af042c0b7b2ceb1efd25906f2d6672dc2ba259.92%
- a16d8038141930ef66dc7aeafd656e46ec355294c49e9b70340ecaa1428e3d099.91%
- c9a56f3aed5a4d131d659e7739392e00d328b5cca458e8e4c9b8c40ed8237aac7.53%
- eb8faf481eeafb6be3c1254b81a800f2c74fa7d8ab682cab5409bef44251b60f5.99%
- 024bc4ccd77cb61605d9853f7ca8dd5abed1c9c6778f7595c276a26b977cd67b5.46%
- ff47a89958ab9995dc8cae1848528c326b9306e88e19acc25ed23d64efa0df665.24%
- ee916ea761cb55e2f6bc2eeefff030e7db5308a9591af53a034b9af6a4a1db9e5.14%
- a8dca96592f854c383136859f66e6a99fe79e8ea0a901c0b87d4d78cfa61642c4.18%
Process Ancestry
Top Grandparents
- services.exe53.73%
- userinit.exe43.05%
- explorer.exe2.41%
- svchost.exe0.64%
- Illustrator.exe0.02%
- OpenWith.exe0.02%
- winlogon.exe0.02%
Top Parents
- svchost.exe37.84%
- Acrobat.exe32%
- explorer.exe22.8%
- AGMService.exe5.5%
- taskeng.exe0.79%
- Illustrator.exe0.17%
- Photoshop.exe0.1%
- AfterFX.exe0.08%
Top Children
Rare or environment-specific process names are omitted from ancestry tables. Percentages are of all observed relationships.
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Data from EchoTrail's dataset of ~346M Windows process executions. Last extracted 2026-08-04.