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...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 ARJ, WinARJ...

...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 ARJ, WinARJ...

...button OR Click the email link in the subject column The selected mail opens: By default, the email opens in normal view and shown in plain text, where the images, banners and links are not displayed. Click 'Html source' to view the source code of the mail. To view images and links, click the 'Original View' tab. If the mail has attachments, you can download it from this dialog. Select the attachment and click 'Download' or 'Download with Containment'. Download - Save the original file. Download with Containment - Containment is a technology whereby attachments with an 'unknown' trust rating...

...button. OR Click the email link in the subject column The selected mail opens:   By default, the email opens in normal view and shown in plain text, where the images, banners and links are not displayed. Click 'Html source' to view the source code of the mail. To view images and links, click the 'Original View' tab. If there is an attachment, you can download it from this dialog. Select the attachment and click 'Download' or 'Download with Containment' Download – Save the original file. Download with Containment – Containment is a technology whereby attachments with an 'unknown' trust rating...

...running the scan, Comodo Antivirus will first check for AV database updates. If updates are available they will be downloaded and installed. The scan, based on the profile you selected, will begin immediately after updates have been installed. The progress dialog displays the profile name, the location that is currently being scanned, the start time and duration of the scan, the total number of objects scanned so far and the number of threats found.  Clicking 'Pause' will suspend the scan until you click 'Resume'. Click 'Stop Scan' to abort the scan process altogether...

...run inside the container on the endpoints, grouped based on   their trust rating, for the past seven days. Place your mouse on a sector to view the number of files with that rating Click on a sector to view the list of hash values of the respective files Click on a hash value to view the details of and events generated by the file in the 'Investigate' > 'Hash Search' interface. See Search Events by File for more on details shown on this interface. Click on a legend at the bottom to show / hide that file rating...

...run entry removed. In the case of a service, CCS disables the service. Auto-start process quarantined. Corresponding auto-start entry removed.In the case of a service, CCS disables the service. Processes restored from quarantine. File deleted from the endpoint. Virtual Desktop - Windows devices Launched Terminated Session started Session paused Session continued Session terminated Switched to host Switched to virtual desktop Device Name The label of the endpoint on which the event occurred. Click the name of a device to open its 'Device Details' interface. See Manage Devices for more details on the interface. File Name  The label...

...button. This open the new user configuration screen: Username – Type the name of the new user. This forms the first part of their email address. For example, if you type 'alice', the email address of the user will be 'alice@domainname.com'. Enabled – Clear this box to deny the new user access to CSEG. The email address will still work, they just can’t login to the CSEG interface to, for example, check their quarantined mail. You can enable the user later if required. You can choose to add the new user to Recipient Whitelist from this interface itself. Select...

...run outside of the sandbox (presuming it is not then detected as malicious or automatically sandboxed as per the sandboxing process ). To edit the restriction settings for an application included in the sandbox, select the application and click 'Edit'. The process is same as explained in adding a program to sandbox . Shared Space Settings: 'Shared Space' is a dedicated area on your local drive that sandboxed applications are permitted to write to and which can also be accessed by non-sandboxed applications (hence the term 'Shared Space'). For example, any files or programs you download via a sandboxed browser that...

...run inside the container - an isolated operating environment. Contained applications are not permitted to access files or user data on the host machine. Any rating you set for a file is pushed to all managed endpoints on which the file is installed. You can also view a history of purged files. Purged files are those which existed on devices at one point in time, but are not currently present on any device. Apply the 'Show Purged Files' filter to view these files. See the explanation of Filter Options below. You can also hide items as required. Click 'Security' > 'Endpoint...