On-access
scan processes are configured based on the risk that you assign to each
process. You can configure one default scanning policy for all processes or
configure different policies based on the risk assigned to each process.
Parameters include assigning risk to processes, defining items to scan,
performing Artemis scanning, scanning compressed files, taking actions on
detections, and scanning for potentially unwanted programs.
You can configure scanning of all processes currently running on
your system whenever on-access scanning is enabled. This improves your system
security, but can impact your system boot-time performance. To access the scan
processes on enable feature, complete the following:
For option descriptions, click
? or
Help on each tab.
- Refer to the section,
Accessing the policy configuration interface to display the
Default, Low-Risk, or High-Risk Processes Policies configuration page.
- From the
On-Access General Policies
page, click
General to configure the general policy that
applies to all on-access scanning.
- Next to Scan, click
Processes on enable to scan all processes
currently running on your system whenever on-access scanning is enabled.
Note: Enabling this feature can impact boot-time performance.
To access the
On-Access Default Processes,
Low-Risk Processes, or
High-Risk Processes properties:
For option descriptions, click
? or
Help on each tab.
- Refer to the section,
Accessing the policy configuration interface to display the
Default, Low-Risk, or High-Risk Processes Policies configuration page.
- From the On-Access
Default, Low-Risk, or High-Risk Processes Policies page, configure the options
on each tab using the following table.