Xcitium Enterprise

• 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
    • Xcitium Preset Configurations
    • 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
  • 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
  • Password Protect Your CCS For Linux Settings
  • Control External Device Accessibility
• About Xcitium

Password Protect Your CCS for Linux Settings

• This page explains how to password protect access to the CCS interface.

• Password protection means other users will not be able to over-ride the security settings you have implemented.

To enable password protection

• Open Comodo Client Security

• Click ‘More’ > 'Preferences'

• Click the 'Parental Control' tab:

• Select 'Enable password protection for the settings'

• In the 'Change Password' dialog, type a password and retype the password in the respective text boxes

• Click 'Apply'.

Password protection will secure all of your important CCS settings and configurations. Users will be asked for the password every time they try to access important configuration areas.

Suppress alerts under the password protection

If enabled:

• No alerts will be shown if threats are detected

• Threats will be blocked automatically. The use will not be given the choice to ignore the threat.

• This avoids the situation where an inexperienced user will simply click ‘Allow’ to dismiss an alert.

• If you suppress alerts, you must remember to un-suppress them next time you log on. If you don't, then CCS will continue to silently block certain actions without notification.