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... Unrecognized Files   Once installed, the HIPS watches all file system activity on your computer. Every new executable file introduced to the computer, is first scanned against the Comodo certified safe files database. If they are not safe, they are added to the 'Unrecognized Files' for users to review and possibly submit to Comodo. Apart from new executables, any executables...

... HIPS Rule Sets A pre-defined ruleset is a set of access rights and protection settings that has been saved and can be re-used and deployed on multiple applications or groups. Each ruleset is comprised of a number of 'Rules' and each of these 'Rules' is defined by a set of conditions/settings/parameters. 'Predefined rulesets' is a set of rulesets...

...help with this. Register a user   Staff can register guests in the 'User Details' screen. Users can also register themselves by signing up for an account at your support center page. Register a guest user Open the 'Staff Panel' (see last link in the left-hand menu) Click 'Users' Click on the name of the guest user that you want to register Click the 'Register' button Complete all required fields then click the 'Create Account' button. The account is created with the status 'Locked (Pending Activation)'. The account needs to be activated for the user to access the portal...

... Filtering 'Configuration Changes' Logs Comodo Internet Security allows you to create custom views of all logged events according to user defined criteria. You can use the following types of filters: Preset Time Filters Advanced Filters Preset Time Filters Clicking on the handle at the bottom enables you to filter the log entries for a selected time period: Today - Displays all...

... Active HIPS Rules   The HIPS rules tab lists the different groups of applications installed in your system and the Rulesets applied to them. You can change the ruleset applied to selected applications and also create custom rulesets to be applied to selected applications. The first column, Application Name , displays a list of the applications on your system for which...

... Active HIPS Rules   The HIPS rules tab lists the different groups of applications installed in your system and the Rulesets applied to them. You can change the ruleset applied to selected applications and also create custom rulesets to be applied to selected applications. The first column, Application Name , displays a list of the applications on your system for which...

... Global Rules Unlike Application rules, which are applied to and triggered by traffic relating to a specific application, Global Rules are applied to all traffic traveling in and out of your computer. Comodo Firewall analyzes every packet of data in and out of your PC using combination of Application and Global Rules. For Outgoing connection attempts, the application rules are...

... Defining or Modifying Website Categories The 'Categories' pane displays a list of user-defined categories that can be added to rules. A category can be a list of one or more URLs and/or part of URL with wildcard character. You can search for a specific category by clicking the search icon   at the far right in the column header...

... File Groups File Groups are handy, predefined groupings of one or more file types which make it easy to add an entire class of file types to  CIS Exclusions, HIPS Rules, Auto-Sandbox and so on. CIS ships with a set of predefined File Groups and, if required users, can add new File Groups and edit existing groups. The...

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