Comodo Secure Web Gateway

• Introduction To Comodo Secure Web Gateway
  • Purchase Licenses
  • Login To The Admin Console
• The Admin Console
• The Dashboard
  • Customize The Dashboard
• Configure Comodo Secure Web Gateway
  • Connect Your Network / Devices To Secure Web Gateway
    • Traffic Forwarding Via Direct Proxy Or PAC
    • Traffic Forwarding Via Proxy Chaining
    • Traffic Forwarding Via Internet Content Adaptation Protocol (ICAP)
    • Traffic Forwarding Via SWG Agent
  • Connect Your Roaming Devices To Comodo Secure Web Gateway
    • View Enrolled Roaming Devices
  • Configure Comodo Secure Web Gateway Messages
  • Configure Domain Name
  • Configure PAC File For Exclusions
  • Configure Data Loss Prevention And View ICAP Service Information
  • Configure Policy Time-Schedules
• Manage Trusted Networks
• Manage Policies
  • Security Policy
    • Configure Advanced Threat Protection Settings
    • Configure Containerization Settings
  • Web Content Policy
    • Manage URL Filtering Policies
    • Configure SSL Inspection Settings
    • Manage File Type Control Rules
• Apply Policies To Networks
• Administration
  • Configure User Authentication Settings
  • User Management
    • Manage Users
    • Manage User Groups
    • Manage Departments
    • Manage Computers
  • My Profile
• Reports
  • Custom Reports
  • Scheduled Reports
• Unknown Threat Statistics
• About Comodo Security Solutions

Security Policy

Comodo maintains a huge blacklist of harmful websites which is split into several threat categories. This list is continually updated and is used by Comodo Secure Web Gateway (SWG) to implement security rules on networks.

• By default, SWG will block access to blacklisted websites. This is because the default profile deployed to managed endpoints / networks is set to 'Block'.

• These settings are configured in 'Global Advanced Threat Protection Settings' ('Configuration' > 'Security Policy' > 'Advanced Threat Protection' > 'Global Advanced Threat Protection Settings'). A default profile with these settings is automatically deployed to managed endpoints / networks.

• If you alter the Global ATP settings, the ATP policy will be updated for all protected networks. You can, however, create exceptions which can be deployed to specific endpoints / networks as required.

• The security policy area also allows you to configure containment settings (sandboxing of unknown files).

Click on the following links for more details:

• Configure Advanced Threat Protection Settings

• Configure Containerization Settings