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...run items blocked by CCS: Unblock Autoruns - Column Descriptions Column Header Description Name The label of the blocked item. Type The category of item. For example, 'Autorun File', 'Scheduled Task' or 'Windows Service'. Detected By The security module which identified the threat. Date/Time When the item was detected. Action The response to the threat. The possible actions are: Ignore Terminate Terminate and Disable Quarantine and Disable Location Path of the identified application. Restore blocked autorun items Click 'Tasks' > 'General Tasks' > 'Unblock Autoruns' Select the items you want to release Click the 'Unblock' button...

...run to identify unknown files on your computer. - Unknown files were detected, automatically submitted to Valkyrie, and are currently undergoing analysis. The circle also provides a rough indication of Valkyrie results. A red section indicates that Valkyrie returned a malicious verdict on some files files. Green sections mean that the files were found to be safe. The exact quantities of each are shown in the legend under the circle. See 'manually submit a file ' for details on how to manually submit files. To enable automatic submission of unknown files:  Click the 'Settings' button...

...button at the top-right Select 'Options' > 'Privacy & Security' > scroll to the 'Certificates' section Websites usually request a personal certificate as part of a two-factor authentication scheme. The website requires you to enter your username/password as usual, plus present your personal certificate. If you want IceDragon to select one automatically from its certificate store, choose 'Select one automatically'. If you want to manually select the certificate yourself when a website asks for a personal certificate, select 'Ask you every time' 'Query OCSP responder servers...' - If enabled, Ice Dragon will run an Online...

...button. In the next screen, you can choose to configure your DNS Settings and Browser Home page. DNS Settings Comodo Secure DNS service replaces your existing Recursive DNS Servers and resolves all your DNS requests exclusively through Comodo's proprietary Directory Services Platform. Comodo's worldwide network of redundant DNS servers provide fast and secure Internet browsing experience without any hardware or software installation. In addition, Comodo's Secure DNS ensures safety against attacks in the form of malware, spyware, phishing etc., by blocking access to malware-hosting sites, by any program running...

...run on your system. The alert contains the name of the virus detected and the location of the virus on your disk and, if available, more information about the virus. You can take one of the following steps to answer the Antivirus alert. Disinfect the file if there exists a disinfection routine for the detected file or move the file or application to Quarantined Items for later analysis. Ignore the alert only if you trust the application or the source of application by clicking 'Ignore'. To disinfect the file or application Click the 'Clean' button...

...running Selecting this option blocks all unknown execution requests if Xcitium Client Security is not running/has been shut down. This is option is very strict indeed and in most cases should only be enabled on seriously infested or compromised machines while the user is working to resolve these issues. If you know the managed computer machine is already 'clean' and are looking just to enable the highest XCS security settings then it is OK to leave this option disabled. (Default = Disabled) Enable enhanced protection mode (Requires a system restart) 64 bit systems only. Activate additional protections which counteract sophisticated malware...

...running Selecting this option blocks all unknown execution requests if Xcitium Client Security is not running/has been shut down. This is option is very strict indeed and in most cases should only be enabled on seriously infested or compromised machines while the user is working to resolve these issues. If you know the managed computer machine is already 'clean' and are looking just to enable the highest XCS security settings then it is OK to leave this option disabled.  (Default = Disabled) Enable enhanced protection mode (Requires a system restart) 64 bit systems only. Activate additional protections which counteract sophisticated...

...Run a custom scan Create a custom profile Click the 'Scan' tile on the CCS home screen Select 'Custom Scan' then 'More Scan Options' The scans page shows pre-defined and user created scan profiles. You can create and manage new profiles in this page: Tip : You can also get to this screen by clicking 'Settings' > 'Antivirus' > 'Scans'. Click 'Add' to create a new custom scan profile First, create a name for the profile. The next steps are: Select items to scan Configure scan options (optional) Create a scan  schedule  (optional) Select items to scan Click...

...Run a custom scan Create a custom profile Click the 'Scan' tile on the CCS home screen Select 'Custom Scan' then 'More Scan Options' The scans page shows pre-defined and user created scan profiles. You can create and manage new profiles in this page: Tip : You can also get to this screen by clicking 'Settings' > 'Antivirus' > 'Scans'. Click 'Add' to create a new custom scan profile First, create a name for the profile. The next steps are: Select items to scan Configure scan options (optional) Create a scan schedule (optional) Select items to scan Click the 'Items...

...button and choose the folder you want to include. All files in the folder are covered by the scan. Add Area –  Scan a specific region. The choices are 'Full Computer', 'Commonly Infected Areas' and 'System Memory'. See screenshot below: Repeat the process to add more items to the profile. You can mix-and-match files, folders and areas in your custom scan. Configure scan options Click 'Options' at the top of the 'Scan' interface Decompress and scan compressed files - The scan will include archive files such as .ZIP and .RAR files. Supported formats include RAR, WinRAR, ZIP, WinZIP...