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... Trusted Files Files added to the Trusted Files list are automatically given Defense+ trusted status. If an executable is unknown to the Defense+ safe list then, ordinarily, it and all its active components generate HIPS alerts when they run. Of course, you could choose the 'Treat this as a Trusted Application' option at the alert but it is often more...

... LDAP Profile   The Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) is used to query and modify data using directory services running over TCP/IP. If the email servers behind KoruMail are integrated with a directory service via an LDAP profile, KoruMail can check whether the recipient is a valid user in the directory. If the recipient is not a valid user then...

... 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...

... Firewall Rulesets As the name suggests, a firewall Ruleset is a set of one or more individual network control rules that have been saved and which can be re-deployed on multiple applications. This section contains advice on the following: Predefined Rulesets Creating a new ruleset   The Predefined rulesets interface can be accessed by clicking Security Settings > Firewall...

... File List The 'File List' pane displays a list of executable files, programs and applications on your system with their trust rating. CIS rates the files as: Trusted Unrecognized Malicious Trusted Files Files with 'Trusted' rating are automatically given Defense+ trusted status. Files are identified as trusted in the following ways: Cloud-based file lookup service (FLS) - Whenever a file...

... File List The 'File List' pane displays a list of executable files, programs and applications and executable files discovered in your system with their file rating. CAVS rates the files as: Trusted Unrecognized Malicious Trusted Files Files with 'Trusted' rating are automatically given Defense+ trusted status. Files are identified as trusted in the following ways: Cloud-based file lookup service...

... 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...

... Registry Group Registry groups are predefined batches of one or more registry keys. Creating a registry group allows you to quickly add it to Registry Protection list. To open the Manage Registry Groups interface Click the handle from the bottom center of Registry Protection interface and select 'Groups'. The 'Manage Registry Groups' interface will open.   You can use the...

...help with this. Add multiple customers at once from a CSV file. See Import customers from a CSV file. Distribute new licenses to a customer. See Distribute Licenses. Deactivate the customer license. See Deactivate a Customer License. Add a website for a customer. See Add Customer Websites One by One. Import multiple websites for a customer from a CSV file. See Import Customer Websites from a CSV file.    Activate or deactivate license auto-renewal for the customer. See Enable or disable auto-renewal of customer licenses . Send an account activation email to a customer. See Send Account Activation...