Search Results

... Run Antivirus and/or File Rating Scans on Devices Click 'Security' > 'Endpoint Security' > 'Antivirus' > 'Device List'. The interface lets you run virus and file rating scans on Android, Mac OS, Windows and Linux devices. Note : The scans interface lets you manage on-demand scans only. For automated scans, please create a scan schedule in a configuration profile then...

... View Packages Installed on a Device through Xcitium Xcitium lets you remotely install packages on managed Mac devices. Note : Currently only XCS can be remotely installed on Mac OS devices. Support for other packages is coming in future versions. Click 'Assets' > 'Devices' > 'Device List' Click the 'Device Management' tab Select a group to view just its devices Or...

... Software Inventory Click 'Software Inventory' > 'Applications'. Xcitium provides visibility and control over the applications which are installed on user devices. The applications area has the following sections: Mobile Applications - View all applications installed on enrolled Android and iOS devices. Block any application identified as malicious. Once blacklisted, the application is not allowed to run on any device on which...

...Uninstall the previous version (if exists). Copy installation files in to default installation folder. Create shortcuts on desktop and in programs menu. Steps not done: Making Dragon the default browser. Importing from default browser. Installing system-wide Comodo Secure DNS. If Dragon is already installed then it will update the installed version. If the installer fails, the process is closed...

...Comodo Client Security settings. You can import and export configuration profiles as required.  The 'Active' profile is actually a record of your current configuration. It contains all changes you have made since installation (or since you last changed the active profile). Exporting your settings can be a great time-saver if: You need to uninstall and re-install CCS for any reason...

...Comodo Client Security settings. You can import and export configuration profiles as required.  The 'Active' profile is actually a record of your current configuration. It contains all changes you have made since installation (or since you last changed the active profile). Exporting your settings can be a great time-saver if: You need to uninstall and re-install CCS for any reason...

...Comodo Firewall for file sharing through popular software Block any downloads of a specific file type - Explains how to configure HIPS to block downloads of files of a specific type Switch between complete CIS suite and individual components (just AV or FW) - Explains how to uninstall or install Firewall or Antivirus components after installation Switch off automatic Antivirus and software...

...COMODO - Internet Security configuration. Right-click 'PasswordEnabled' key and select 'Modify' In the 'Edit DWORD Value dialog box, change the 'Value data' from 1 to 0 Click 'OK' Right-click 'PasswordHash' and select 'Delete'. Restart the system for the changes to take effect Now you should be able to access all settings, uninstall CIS and set a new password.   Note...

...COMODO - Internet Security configuration. Right-click 'PasswordEnabled' key and select 'Modify' In the 'Edit DWORD Value dialog box, change the 'Value data' from 1 to 0 Click 'OK' Right-click 'PasswordHash' and select 'Delete'. Restart the system for the changes to take effect Now you should be able to access all settings, uninstall CIS and set a new password.     Note...

...COMODO - Internet Security configuration. 5. Right-click 'PasswordEnabled' key and select 'Modify' 6. In the 'Edit DWORD Value dialog box, change the 'Value data' from 1 to 0 Click 'OK' Right-click 'PasswordHash' and select 'Delete'     9. Restart the system for the changes to take effect Now you should be able to access all settings, uninstall CIS and set a new password...