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... Protected Objects The protected objects area lets you protect files, folders, registry keys and COM interfaces against access or modification by unauthorized processes. There are two basic options you can choose: Read access only - Processes can access but not modify the protected item Click 'Advanced Settings' > 'HIPS' > 'Protected Objects...

... Network Status     The 'Network Status' screen shows real-time logs about connected network interfaces, network interface controllers (NICs), routing table entries and address resolution protocol (ARP). Please use the following links to find out more about each area: Interfaces NIC Status Routing Table Entries ARP Entries   Administrator can navigate to the required pane by clicking the shortcut...

... Protected Files Click 'Settings' > 'HIPS' > 'Protected Objects' > 'Protected Files' The protected files screen shows file groups to which other processes have read-only access. Programs on your computer can read the items in here, but cannot modify them. This prevents malicious programs from modifying important personal or system data. A good example of a file that ought...

... Switch Between Complete CIS Suite and Individual Components (just AV or FW)   Comodo Internet Security can be installed as a complete security suite or as individual components. You can choose what to install during installation . You can also add or remove components after installation. Switch the installation type Click 'Windows Home' button > 'All Apps' > 'Comodo' > Right...

... Protected Objects - HIPS   This area lets you protect specific files, folders, registry keys and COM interfaces against modification by unauthorized processes. Click 'Settings' on the CCS home screen to open the 'Advanced Settings' interface. Click 'HIPS' > 'Protected Objects' on the left: The interface has the following sub-sections: Protected Files - Applications and files which are protected from modification...

... Blocked Files   CCS allows you to lock-down files and folders by denying all access rights to them from other processes or users - effectively cutting them off from the rest of your system. If the file you block is an executable, then neither you nor anything else is able to run that program. Unlike files in 'Protected Files', users...

... Network Status   The Network Status screen displays real-time logs containing status information about components like connected Network Interfaces, Network Interface Controllers (NICs), routing table entries and address Resolution Protocol (ARP). To open the 'Network Status' interface, click 'Status' on the left then 'Network Status': The screen displays the following information panes one below the other: Interfaces NIC Status...

... Configure IPSec/L2TP Users Click 'VPN' > 'IPSec / L2TP Users' in the left-hand menu This area lets you add users for managed organizations that need to connect to the internal network via IPSec VPN tunnel Note 1 - You need to configure IPSec and L2TP servers before the users you add can connect. Note 2 - Existing users are imported when you...

... SNMP Settings   Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) is the standard way of monitoring software and hardware to collect performance metrics and then display this statistics in the dashboard. SNMP is enabled by default and you can only view the settings. To view SNMP settings Click 'System' > 'SNMP' from the left hand side navigation. The settings are non editable...

... HIPS Rule Sets    Click 'Settings' > 'HIPS' > 'Rulesets' A ruleset is a collection of access rights and protection settings that can be deployed to applications on your computer. Each ruleset consists of a number of rules, and each of these rules is defined by a set of conditions and parameters. Rulesets govern an application's rights to...