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Comodo Endpoint Security Manager - SME - Administrator Guide
Image Execution Control is an integral part of the Defense+ engine. If the Defense+ Security Level is set to 'Training Mode' or
'Clean PC Mode', then it is responsible for authenticating every executable image that is loaded into the memory.
Comodo Internet Security calculates the hash of an executable at the point it attempts to load into memory. It then compares this
hash with the list of known / recognized applications that are on the Comodo safe list. If the hash matches the one on record for
the executable, then the application is safe. If no matching hash is found on the safelist, then the executable is 'unrecognized'
and you receive an alert.
This area allows you to quickly determine how proactive the monitor should be and which types of files it should check.
Background note: In this context, an 'image' means an 'Executable Image'. An executable image is a variation on file
compression, such as ZIP or RAR files. For example, most program installers are contained in executable images.
Image Execution Control Level Slider
The control slider in the settings screen allows you to switch the Image Execution settings between Enabled and Disabled
states. The Image Execution Control is disabled irrespective of the settings in this slider, if Defense+ is permanently deactivated
in the General Settings from the Defense+ Settings interface of CIS in the endpoints.
• Enabled - This setting instructs Defense+ to intercept all the files before they are loaded into memory and also
Intercepts prefetching/caching attempts for the executable files.
• Disabled - No execution control is applied to the executable files.
Check Box Options
Treat unrecognized files as - This has five options and the unrecognized files will be run as per the option selected.
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- Endpoint Security Manager 1
- SME Edition 1
- Table of Contents 2
- Manager - SME 4
- Administrative Console 6
- Central Service 6
- Remote Agents 6
- System Requirements 6
- 1.4.Key Concepts 16
- 1.5.Best Practices 17
- 1.6.Quick Start Guide 18
- 2.The Administrative Console 26
- 2.2.The Dashboard Area 28
- 2.2.1.1. Quick Actions Tiles 31
- Updating AV databases 34
- 2.2.1.2. Policy Status Tile 35
- Adding a Policy Status Tile 36
- 2.2.1.5. Connectivity Tile 40
- 2.2.1.6. Getting Started Tile 41
- 2.2.1.7. System Status Tile 42
- Adding a System Status Tile 43
- Example: 45
- 2.2.1.8. License Status Tile 46
- Upgrading Your License 47
- Adding a License Status Tile 48
- 2.2.1.9. Software Tile 49
- 2.3.The Computers Area 51
- Step 2 - Domain Name 54
- Select Targets 55
- Step 2 - Workgroup Name 56
- Step 2 - Adding IP Addresses 58
- Step 3 – Targets Summary 59
- Step 4 – Credentials 60
- Step 6 - Internet Security 62
- Step 7 - Deployment Progress 64
- Step 8 - Deployment Complete 66
- Option Description 69
- Step 1 - Selecting Computers 81
- Step 3 - Naming the Group 83
- 2.3.3. Viewing Endpoints 84
- Creating a New Group 88
- Viewing and Editing a Group 88
- General Screen 88
- Computers Screen 89
- Advanced Screen 91
- 2.3.4. Updating Endpoints 96
- Checked-in-Packages 98
- Outdated Computers 100
- 2.4.The Policies Area 102
- Policies - Key concepts 103
- 2.4.1. Viewing Policies 104
- Creating a Policy 105
- Exporting a Policy 105
- 'General' Screen 106
- Policy Targets Screen 107
- Antivirus Settings 107
- Firewall Settings 112
- Settings 113
- Alert Settings 114
- Defense+ Settings 116
- Check Box Options 118
- Sandbox Security Level Slider 120
- Trusted Files 120
- Trusted Vendors 122
- To add trusted vendors 123
- General CIS Settings 123
- General Settings 123
- Connection Settings 124
- Update Settings 125
- Agent Settings 126
- Removing Policies 126
- 2.4.2. Creating a New Policy 127
- Step 1 - Select Source Type 128
- Importing from Computers 128
- Importing from Another Policy 129
- Step 3 - Settings 130
- Step 4 - Agent Settings 131
- Step 5 - Selecting Targets 133
- 2.5.The Reports Area 134
- 2.5.1. Reports Gallery 135
- Sorting the Endpoints 137
- Filtering the Entries 137
- Downloading the Report 137
- Viewing the Report 138
- Step 1 - Selecting Targets 138
- Step 2 – Options 139
- View the Report 140
- Available Report Filters 143
- To filter the results: 143
- Step 3 - Generate Report 144
- 2.5.1.6. CIS Log Report 157
- Step 2 - Selecting Targets 158
- Step 4 - Options 160
- Step 5 - Generate Report 160
- Viewing Antivirus Log Report 161
- Viewing Firewall Log Report 162
- Viewing Defense+ Log Report 163
- Step 2 - Options 167
- 2.5.1.8. Policy Delta Report 169
- Sorting the Entries 173
- Step 1 - Select Targets 174
- Step 3 - Select Period 176
- Step 4 – Options 177
- Step 3 – Options 182
- Step 4 - Generate Report 182
- 2.5.2. Report Explorer 185
- 2.6.About 186
- Server Information 187
- License Information 188
- 3.How To... Tutorials 190
- 3.4.How to Install CIS 199
- Configuration Tool 203
- Main Settings 205
- Server Certificate 206
- Internet and Mail Settings 207
- Caching Proxy Settings 208
- Viewing Database Event Log 209
- Description 211
- About Comodo 212
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