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... Manage Organizations   The Secure Box Central Management Console allows administrators to add organizations/companies/departments as per their requirements. This helps you to consolidate and manage all your SecureBox deployments from a single console. The quantity of new organizations and endpoints that can be added depends on your account license. Refer to the section ' License Information ' for more details about viewing...

...CMC allows administrators to save the generated threat report to your system. Click the 'Export' button (currently only .xls format is supported) You can choose to save the file or open with any spreadsheet application. Click 'OK' The file will be saved in your default download location. Using the search option Enter the search details of items under any of the columns...

... Introduction to Comodo SecureBox Comodo SecureBox protects applications by isolating them inside a heavily-protected, fully functioning container within an endpoint operating system. Unlike a traditional sandbox which is used to house potentially hostile files, SecureBox protects the application itself and treats all outside processes as hostile. By isolating critical applications from other running processes, Comodo SecureBox prevents data exfiltration...

... The Central Management Console The central management console allows admins to add users and endpoint groups, create policies and apply them to endpoint groups, view reports, configure console settings and more. Once logged-in, the administrator can navigate to different areas of the console by clicking the tabs on the left hand side. By default the 'Home' screen will be...

... Users and User Groups The 'User Administration' section allows administrators to add users with different privilege levels according to the organization's requirement. The users have to be placed inside groups and each group can be assigned the required privileges which will automatically apply to the users in the group. The section allows you to add as many groups as...

... Endpoints and Endpoint Groups Endpoints belonging to an organization must be enrolled to the Central Management Console in order to manage them. There are multiple ways by which the endpoints can be added. The methods, Active Directory, Network Address and Work Group, can be used for enrolling endpoints within an organization's network and for endpoints outside the network (use...

... Management Console Details and Support The 'About' screen displays the details of the management console including its version number, customer ID and also allows administrators to read the End User License Agreement (EULA). It has links to online help guides and support forums for product support. To view details of the management console, click 'About' on the left: The lower...

... The Home Screen The 'Home' screen contains a snapshot of your SecureBox deployment, showing pie charts of managed/discovered endpoints and detected threats. Threats are also displayed as a bar graph for each category and on which endpoints they were detected.   The 'Home' screen will be displayed by default after logging-in to the console. You can also return here...

... Reports The 'Reports' section provides administrators the details of threats detected and the activity on the endpoints while running the secure apps. The 'Threats' reports provides the details of threats detected such as malware, fake certificate and remote attempt. The 'Activity' reports provides the details of secure apps activity that the user has done on the endpoints such as when...

... Close Secure Box Applications The controls on the 'C' menu and at the bottom-right of the interface allow you to switch to your desktop or close the application. To temporarily switch to Windows Click the arrow button on the shortcuts pane or 'Switch to Windows' on the start menu. You can return to Secure Box by clicking the CSB...