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... 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...

... Active HIPS Rules   Click 'Settings' > 'HIPS' > 'HIPS Rules' The rules screen shows your installed applications classified into file groups, and the HIPS ruleset that applies to them. You can change the ruleset of a specific application or file group, and create your own custom rulesets. Open the HIPS Rules panel Click 'Settings' on the CCS home Click...

... Miscellaneous Settings Click 'Settings' > 'Advanced Protection' > 'Miscellaneous' The miscellaneous settings panel lets you: Configure protection against shellcode injections (buffer overflow attacks) Skip automatic cleanup of suspicious certificates. Configure protection settings for auto-start entries and scheduled tasks Open 'Miscellaneous' settings: Click 'Settings' on the CCS home screen Click 'Advanced Protection' > 'Miscellaneous' This interface allows you to: Disable...

... Running Untrusted Programs Inside the Virtual Kiosk   This page explains how to run untrusted programs inside the Virtual Kiosk. Applications running in the kiosk also leave no cookies or history behind on your real system, making it ideal for testing out beta/unstable software. Applications installed or the files stored in your system can be opened inside the Virtual...

... CDN Settings   The settings page lets you configure how website data is cached and rendered by the CDN . Open the SOCaaP Web Protection dashboard Choose the target website from the drop-down at top-left Click 'CDN' > 'Settings' > 'CDN' Click the following links for help with each box on the settings screen: Site Settings Edge Rules Cache...

... 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 XCS home screen Click 'HIPS' > 'HIPS Settings' Enable HIPS – Activate or deactivate the HIPS protection. (Default=Disabled) If enabled, you can configure...

... Active HIPS Rules   The HIPS rules tab lists the different groups of applications installed in your system and the Rulesets applied to them. You can change the ruleset applied to selected applications and also create custom rulesets to be applied to selected applications. The first column, Application Name , displays a list of the applications on your system for which...

... Active HIPS Rules Click 'Settings' > 'HIPS' > 'HIPS Rules' The rules screen shows your installed applications classified into file groups, and the HIPS ruleset that applies to them. You can change the ruleset of a specific application or file group, and create your own custom rulesets. Open the HIPS Rules panel Click 'Settings' on the XCS home Click 'HIPS...

... HIPS Behavior Settings   HIPS constantly monitors system activity and only allows executables and processes to run if they comply with the prevailing security rules that have been enforced by the user. For the average user, Comodo Internet Security ships with a default HIPS ruleset that works 'out of the box' - providing extremely high levels of protection without any user...

... Run an Application in the Sandbox   Comodo Internet Security allows you to run programs inside the Sandbox on a 'one-off' basis. This is helpful to test the behavior of new executables that you have downloaded or for applications that you are not sure that you trust. Adding a program in this way means that it will run in...