• Introduction To Comodo SecureBox
  • Initial Setup
  • Quick Start
  • Login To The Management Console
• The Central Management Console
• The Home Screen
• Manage Organizations
  • Add A New Organization
  • Edit And Deactivate An Organization
• Users And User Groups
  • Manage Users
  • Manage User Groups
• Endpoints And Endpoint Groups
  • Manage Endpoints
    • Enroll Endpoints For Management
    • Assign Endpoints To Groups
    • Quarantine Endpoints
    • Delete Endpoints
  • Manage Endpoint Groups
    • Create A New Endpoint Group
    • Edit Endpoint Groups
• Policies
  • Manage Policies
    • Create A New Policy
    • Edit A Policy
• Configure The Management Console
• Reports
  • Threats Report
  • Activity Report
• License Information
• Management Console Details And Support
• About Comodo Security Solutions

Introduction to Comodo SecureBox

Comodo SecureBox protects applications by isolating them inside a heavily-protected, fully functioning container within an endpoint operating system. Unlike a traditional sandbox which is used to house potentially hostile files, SecureBox protects the application itself and treats all outside processes as hostile. By isolating critical applications from other running processes, Comodo SecureBox prevents data exfiltration, remote takeover, keylogging, SSL sniffing, memory scraping and zero-day malware.

The Management Console allows administrators to control and monitor large-scale deployments of SecureBox on enterprise networks. It features a highly informative graphical dashboard, a detailed reporting sub-system, instant threat and activity notifications and the ability to define granular security policies for different endpoint groups. Security policies are constructed by adding one or more of the following types of secure app:

• 'URL Mode' app - Opens specified websites inside the secure box environment

• 'App Mode' app - Opens specified applications inside the secure box environment

• 'Folder Mode' app - Opens specified folders and files inside the secure box environment

The console is available in both SaaS and on-premises deployment models while endpoints can easily be imported via active directory or work-group.

SecureBox will allow you to create a threat-resistant tunnel to specific websites or portals, protect client applications from outside interference during run-time and to shield entire data repositories from attack.

Features

• Capable of securing applications in URL, application and folder modes

• Root certificate checking

• Website certificate checking 

• Protects against the following: 

• SSL connections sniffing

• DLL injection

• Keyboard sniffing

• Copy/paste operation

• Access by other processes

• Virus damage

• Remote control

• Unauthorized data access (data isolation)

• Unauthorized application running (application filtering)

• Unauthorized URL access (URL filtering) 

This guide is intended to take you through the configuration and use of Comodo Secure Box and is broken down into the following main sections.

• Introduction

• Initial Setup

• Quick Start 

• Logging-in to the Management Console

• The Central Management Console

• The Home Screen 

• Managing Organizations

• Adding a New Organization

• Editing and Deactivating an Organization

• Users and User Group

• Managing Users

• Managing User Groups

• Endpoints and Endpoint Groups

• Managing Endpoints

• Managing Endpoint Groups

• Policies

• Managing Policies

• Configuring the Management Console

• Reports

• Threats Report

• Activity Report 

• License Information

• Management Console Details and Support