Cybersecurity incidents are increasing every day. Stealing & selling personal information become an aillegal business. Virus and Malicious software can also hijack your computer to send spam messages, display advertisements, or perform other illegal activities. So to decrease the risk of inflection of our computer/servers we need… Read More

Today we will look at How to upgrade Symantec endpoint protection.  I want inform you that you do not need to uninstall management servers before you install the new version. The over-install process saves your settings, and then upgrades to the latest version. Below images our… Read More

The server properties file includes the server settings for Symantec Endpoint Protection Manager. You may need to export and import the server properties file in the following situations: You use the disaster recovery file to reinstall Symantec Endpoint Protection Manager. The disaster recovery file does… Read More

Intrusion prevention automatically detects and blocks network attacks. On Windows computers, intrusion prevention also detects and blocks browser attacks on supported browsers. Intrusion prevention is the second layer of defense after the firewall to protect client computers. Intrusion prevention is sometimes called the intrusion prevention… Read More

You can export and import firewall policies  : 1.  Right click on firewall policies and click Export…: 2. Type name for policy and click Export: 3. Now i delete the policy and then i will import that, so right click on policy and click Delete:… Read More

When you create a new firewall rule, it is automatically enabled. You can disable a firewall rule if you need to allow specific access to a computer or application. To add a new firewall rule follow steps below: 1.In the console, open a Firewall policy ,… Read More

The Symantec Endpoint Protection firewall uses firewall policies and rules to allow or block network traffic. The Symantec Endpoint Protection includes a default Firewall policy with default firewall rules and firewall settings for the office environment. Firewall rules control how the client protects the client computer… Read More

The LiveUpdate client schedule settings are defined in the LiveUpdate Settings policy. These settings apply to LiveUpdate sessions that get the latest updates from either a Symantec LiveUpdate server or an internal LiveUpdate server. To configure the schedule for LiveUpdate downloads to Windows client computers… Read More

In Symantec Endpoint Protection version 12.1.5 and later, LiveUpdate content revisions are stored differently on the management server than in previous versions. Earlier releases stored full content for every revision. Now, the server stores only the most recent full content package, plus incremental deltas for… Read More

You can increase corporate security by requiring password protection on the client computer whenever users perform certain tasks. To password-protect the client follow steps below: 1.In the console, click Clients and select the group for which you want to set up password protection. Then On the Policies tab,… Read More