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...help on specific areas: The rules interface Containment rules explained Predefined rules Create a containment rule Choose the rule action Choose the rule target Choose additional rule options   The rules interface Click 'Settings' on the CCS home screen Click 'Containment' > 'Auto-Containment' The higher a rule is in the list, the higher priority it has. Use the move up/down buttons to change a rule's priority. In the event of a conflict in settings, CCS will obey the rule that is higher in the list.  You can also add new rules and manage existing rules from this...

...help on specific areas: The rules interface Containment rules explained Predefined rules Create a containment rule Choose the rule action Choose the rule target Choose additional rule options The rules interface Click 'Settings' on the XCS home screen Click 'Containment' > 'Auto-Containment' The higher a rule is in the list, the higher priority it has. Use the move up/down buttons to change a rule's priority. In the event of a conflict in settings, XCS will obey the rule that is higher in the list.  You can also add new rules and manage existing rules from this panel...

...help on specific areas: The rules interface Containment rules explained Predefined rules Create a containment rule Choose the rule action Choose the rule target Choose additional rule options   The rules interface Click 'Settings' on the CCS home screen Click 'Containment' > 'Auto-Containment' The higher a rule is in the list, the higher priority it has. Use the move up/down buttons to change a rule's priority. In the event of a conflict in settings, CCS will obey the rule that is higher in the list.  You can also add new rules and manage existing rules from this...

... 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...

... Port Sets Port Sets are handy, predefined groupings of one or more ports that can be re-used and deployed across multiple Application Rules and Global Rules . The Port Sets panel enables you to view and manage pre-defined port sets and to add new port sets The Port Sets panel can be accessed by clicking Security Settings > Firewall...

... Network Zones A 'Network Zone' can consist of an individual machine (including a single home computer connected to Internet) or a network of thousands of machines to which access can be granted or denied.   Background Note: A computer network is a connection between computers through a cable or some type of wireless connection. It enables users to share information...

... Blocked Zones A computer network enables users to share information and devices between computers and other users within the network. Obviously, there are certain computer networks that you need to 'trust' and grant access to - for example your home or work network. Unfortunately, there may be other, untrustworthy networks that you want to restrict communication with - or even block entirely...

...help to login to, configure and use the service. This guide will take you through the configuration of AEP, Cloud, MDR and EDR. Guide Structure Introduction to Xcitium Enterprise - Endpoint Protection Platform - High level overview of the service which introduces the features and concepts that are discussed later in the guide. Key Concepts Best Practices Sign-up to Xcitium Enterprise Login into the Admin Console Upgrade to Full Version The Admin Console The Dashboards CNAPP Dashboard ROI Dashboard Devices and Device Groups Manage Device Groups Create Device Groups Edit a Device Group Assign Configuration Profiles to a Device Group Remove...

... Blocked Zones A computer network enables users to share information and devices between computers and other users within the network. Obviously, there are certain computer networks that you need to 'trust' and grant access to - for example your home or work network. Unfortunately, there may be other, untrustworthy networks that you want to restrict communication with - or even block entirely...

... Network Zones A 'Network Zone' can consist of an individual machine (including a single home computer connected to the internet) or a network of thousands of machines to which access can be granted or denied.   Background Note: A computer network is a connection between computers through a cable or some type of wireless connection. It enables users to share...