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... Customize User Interface Click 'Settings' > 'General Settings' > 'User Interface'. The user interface tab lets you choose your preferred language, and customize the look and feel of the application.     Language Settings - Xcitium Client Security is available in many different languages. Switch languages by clicking the 'Language' drop-down menu. ( Default = English (United States) ) Show messages...

... File Groups File Groups are handy, predefined groupings of one or more file types, which makes it easy to add them for various CAVS functions such as adding them to Exclusions, HIPS Rules, Auto-Sandbox and so on. CAVS ships with a set of predefined File Groups and if required users can add new File Groups, edit and manage all...

... HIPS Configuration Click 'Settings' > 'HIPS' The host intrusion protection system (HIPS) constantly monitors system activity and stops processes from modifying important files and interfaces. Comodo Client Security ships with a default HIPS ruleset that works 'out of the box' - providing extremely high levels of protection. For example, HIPS automatically protects system-critical files, folders and registry keys to prevent...

... Viruscope Logs  Events are created whenever the Viruscope module detects, blocks or reverses a suspicious activity. Viruscope logs can be viewed by selecting 'Viruscope Events' from the drop-down at the top of the log viewer interface. Column Descriptions Date - Indicates the date of the event. Location – Indicates where the suspicious executable is stored. Malware Name - Name of the...

... Comodo Antivirus - Navigation The Comodo Antivirus interface is divided into three main functional areas - 'Summary', 'Antivirus' and 'More'. You can access any of these areas by clicking the icons along the top of the interface. Summary - Contains at-a-glance details of important settings, activity and other information. Antivirus - Opens the Antivirus Tasks configuration section. This...

... Start Comodo Client Security    After installation, Comodo Client Security automatically starts whenever you start Windows. CCS has two modes: Normal Mode - Allows you to access the entire CCS interface. Virtual Desktop Only Mode - You can only open the Virtual Desktop and Virtual Desktop settings. The mode available to you depends on the Endpoint Manager (EM) profile active on...

... System Requirements To ensure optimal performance of Comodo Internet Security, please ensure that your PC complies with the minimum system requirements as stated below:     Windows 8 (Both 32-bit and 64-bit versions)   Windows 7 (Both 32-bit and 64-bit versions)   Windows Vista (Both 32-bit and 64-bit versions)   384 MB available RAM...

... Backup Settings The backup settings area is where you establish the connection between your web host server and the backup server. You can also configure backup schedule, exclusions, and notifications. Once connected, your site files and databases are backed as per your schedule Open the backup settings page Select the target website from the menu at top-left Click the...

... Sandbox Tasks – Introduction Comodo Endpoint Security features a fully functional sandbox environment that allows you to run unknown, untrusted and suspicious applications. Applications executed inside the sandbox will not affect other processes, programs or data on your real computer. In addition to running suspicious applications inside the sandbox on an ad-hoc basis, you can create a desktop shortcut...

... Enroll Windows Endpoints After you have completed the setup process , Endpoint Manager will send an email to your users containing device enrollment instructions . Users should open the email on the Windows endpoint you want to enroll. After installation, the communication client will automatically connect to the EM server. E nroll a Windows device Open the email on the device you...