Hey everyone,
I am evaluating Webroot Endpoint, and have a question.
If for example i visit link to a malicious executable, I get a warning saying its malicious and a choice to close or allow.
I do not want to give the users the option to allow. How would I accomplish that?
Answer
Block users from allowing malicious content
Best answer by jgouverneur
Welcome rami78.
I know there is a setting under "Behavior Shield" called "Automatically perform the recommended action instead of warning messages". This is set to off by default. I've never used this one, however this could be what you are looking for.
You can find this under Policies. Select a policy you wish to change/use or create a new one. Now under "Behaviour shield" set the option "Automatically perform the recommended action instead of warning messages" to on and Save Changes. Apply this policy to your machine.
Please let us know if this is the desired outcome.
I know there is a setting under "Behavior Shield" called "Automatically perform the recommended action instead of warning messages". This is set to off by default. I've never used this one, however this could be what you are looking for.
You can find this under Policies. Select a policy you wish to change/use or create a new one. Now under "Behaviour shield" set the option "Automatically perform the recommended action instead of warning messages" to on and Save Changes. Apply this policy to your machine.
Please let us know if this is the desired outcome.
Welcome rami78.
I know there is a setting under "Behavior Shield" called "Automatically perform the recommended action instead of warning messages". This is set to off by default. I've never used this one, however this could be what you are looking for.
You can find this under Policies. Select a policy you wish to change/use or create a new one. Now under "Behaviour shield" set the option "Automatically perform the recommended action instead of warning messages" to on and Save Changes. Apply this policy to your machine.
Please let us know if this is the desired outcome.
I know there is a setting under "Behavior Shield" called "Automatically perform the recommended action instead of warning messages". This is set to off by default. I've never used this one, however this could be what you are looking for.
You can find this under Policies. Select a policy you wish to change/use or create a new one. Now under "Behaviour shield" set the option "Automatically perform the recommended action instead of warning messages" to on and Save Changes. Apply this policy to your machine.
Please let us know if this is the desired outcome.
Glad to be of service.
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