• Introduction To Comodo Client - Security For Linux
  • Special Features
  • System Requirements
  • Install Comodo Client - Security For Linux
  • Start CCS For Linux
  • Understand CCS Alerts
• The Summary Screen
• Antivirus Tasks - Introduction
  • Run A Scan
  • Update Virus Database
  • Scheduled Scans
  • Quarantined Items
  • Scan Profiles
  • Scanner Settings
    • Real Time Scan
    • Manual Scan
    • Scheduled Scan
    • Exclusions
• More Options - Introduction
  • Preferences
    • Language Settings
    • Log Settings
    • Connection Settings
    • Update Settings
    • External Device Control Settings
  • Manage My Configurations
    • Comodo Preset Configuration
    • Import / Export And Manage Personal Configurations
  • Diagnostics
  • View Antivirus Events
    • Log Viewer Module
      • Antivirus Logs
        • Filter Antivirus Logs
      • Device Control Logs
        • Filter Device Control Logs
      • Alerts Displayed Logs
        • Filter Alerts Displayed Logs
      • Tasks Launched Logs
        • Filter Tasks Launched Logs
      • Configuration Change Logs
        • Filter Configuration Change Logs
  • Browse Support Forums
  • Help
  • About
• Appendix 1 - CCS For Linux How To Tutorials
  • Scan Your Computer For Viruses
  • View Antivirus Events
  • Configure Database Updates
  • Quickly Set Up Security Levels
  • Change CCS Language Settings
  • Run An Instant Antivirus Scan On Selected Items
  • Create A Scheduled Scan
  • Restore Incorrectly Quarantined Item(s)
  • Switch Off Automatic Antivirus Updates
  • Control External Device Accessibility
• About Comodo Security Solutions

Introduction to Comodo Client - Security for Linux

 

Comodo Client Security for Linux (CCS) offers complete protection against viruses, worms and Trojan horses for Linux based computers. The software is easy to setup and features real-time virus monitoring, full event logging, scheduled scans and more.

• Click 'Scan Now' on the summary screen to run a scan of your system

• Drag files and folders into the scan box to check individual items

Features

• Detects, blocks and eliminates viruses from desktops and networks 

• Constantly protects with real-time and on-access scanning

• Scheduler allows you to run scans at a time that suits you

• Isolates suspicious files in quarantine preventing infection

• Daily, automatic updates of virus definitions

• Device control allows you to block access to unknown external storage devices

Guide Structure

Click the links below to jump to the section that you need help with.

Introduction - An overview of Comodo Client - Security for Linux.

• Special Features

• System Requirements

• Installation CCS for Linux
  

• Start CCS
  

• Understand CCS Alerts

The Summary Screen - At-a-glance details of important settings, activity and other information.

Antivirus Tasks – Introduction - Run scans, configure settings, schedules, updates, scan profiles and more.

• Run A Scan

• Update Virus Database

• Scheduled Scans

• Quarantined Items

• Scan Profiles

• Scanner Settings

• Real Time Scan

• Manual Scan

• Scheduled Scan

• Exclusions

More Options – Introduction - Overall configuration of Comodo Client – Security and view logs.

• Preferences

• Language Settings
  

• Log Settings

• Connection Settings

• Update Settings

• External Device Control Settings

• Manage My Configurations

• Diagnostics
  

• View Antivirus Events

• Log Viewer Module

• Antivirus Logs

• Filter Antivirus Logs

• Device Control Logs

• Filter Device Control Logs

• Alerts Displayed Logs

• Filter Alerts Displayed Logs

• Tasks Launched Logs

• Filter Tasks Launched Logs

• Configuration Changes Logs

• Filter Configuration Changes Logs 

• Browse Support Forums

• Help

• About

Appendix 1 CCS for Linux How to... Tutorials

• Scan your Computer for Viruses

• View Antivirus Events

• Configure Database Updates

• Quickly Set up Security Levels

• Change CCS Language Settings

• Run an Instant Antivirus Scan on Selected Items

• Create a Scheduled Scan

• Restore Incorrectly Quarantined Item(s)

• Switch off Automatic Antivirus Updates

• Control External Device Accessibility