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... Manage Blocked Autoruns Click 'Tasks' > 'General Tasks' > 'Unblock Autoruns' The 'Unblock Autoruns' area shows applications that were blocked by the boot protection feature of XCS. The feature monitors attempted changes to the registry records of Windows services, auto-start entries and scheduled tasks. The feature can be managed in the following locations: Realtime Scans - Click 'Settings' > 'Advanced...

... Appendix 1 - CAVS How to... Tutorials The 'How To...' section of the guide contains guidance on key tasks of Comodo Antivirus for Servers . Use the links below to go to each tutorial's page. How to... Enable / Disable AV and Auto-Sandbox Easily - Guidance on changing the current enabled/disabled states of Antivirus and Defense+. Setup HIPS for maximum security and...

... Run an Application in the Container   Click 'Tasks' > 'Containment Tasks' > 'Run Virtual' Choose the program you want to run Click 'Open' This method above will run the application in the container on-time only. On subsequent executions it will not run in the container. You need to create an auto-containment rule if you want it to...

... Protected Objects - Containment Click 'Settings' > 'Containment' >'Protected Objects' Items that you add to this area cannot be read or modified by applications running in the container. Examples items you can add are files, folders and registry keys. This prevents unknown/untrusted applications from causing damage to, or stealing data from, important items. Click the following links for more details...

... Run an Application in the Container   Click 'Tasks' > 'Containment Tasks' > 'Run Virtual' Choose the program you want to run Click 'Open' This method above will run the application in the container on-time only. On subsequent executions it will not run in the container. You need to create an  auto-containment rule  if you want...

... Reset the Container   Click 'Tasks' > 'Containment Tasks' > 'Reset the Container' Programs in the container write all data and system changes to a virtual file system. This means the program cannot harm your computer or sensitive data. Files saved in the container could contain malware downloaded from websites, or private data in your browsing history. Periodically resetting the...

... Manually Create a Backup An administrator can create backup of DCF at any desired time, for example, before making a critical configuration change to roll back DCF state, just in case the new configuration creates any glitches. The backup can be configured for inclusion of the components and can be stored either locally in DCF or in a USB drive...

... Run Browsers inside the Container This topic explains how to run your internet browser inside the container. Surfing the internet from within the container is the same as normal, with the benefit that any malicious files you inadvertently download cannot damage your real computer. You can also create a desktop shortcut to run the browser inside the container on future...

... HIPS Settings Click 'Settings' > 'HIPS' > 'HIPS Settings' HIPS settings let you enable/disable HIPS, set HIPS security level, and configure the general behavior of the HIPS module Open the 'HIPS Settings' panel Click 'Settings' on the CCS home screen Click 'HIPS' > 'HIPS Settings' Enable HIPS – Activate or deactivate the HIPS protection. (Default=Disabled) If enabled, you can configure...

... Miscellaneous Settings Click 'Assets' > 'Configuration Templates' > 'Profiles' Open the Windows profile you want to work on Click the 'Miscellaneous' tab then 'Edit', if it has already been added to the profile OR Click 'Add Profile Section' > 'Miscellaneous' if it hasn't yet been added The 'Miscellaneous' settings screen opens: Detect shellcode injections: A shellcode injection is an...