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<blockquote data-quote="Trident" data-source="post: 1039716" data-attributes="member: 99014">Sorry for the clownish circling on the screenshot, 99% of time I am on a mobile device. And not Samsung with the S-Pen <img class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" alt="😀" title="Grinning face&nbsp; &nbsp; :grinning:" src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/6.6/png/unicode/64/1f600.png" data-shortname=":grinning:" />[ATTACH=full]275332[/ATTACH]The setting is on the same screen that you posted. Under Policy -&gt;Deep Static Analysis tab.You have 2 settings there — prevention and detection.Prevention will block the malware as a standard antivirus, detection will just generate an event which will be observed in the console but no action will be taken.Change “prevention” to “prevent and quarantine moderate level threats and above”.You are familiar with Eset, they have similar logic in machine learning settings.Note: these settings apply to executables only as DeepInstinct does not perform deep-learning-based static analysis on other file types except PE and MS Office. Other threats are covered by different components which is typical for prevention-first security products. It will not detect the file as Avast and others would, but will terminate the attack chain.Under behavioural analysis, suspicious activity monitoring and script protection you will find some interesting settings in this relation.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Trident, post: 1039716, member: 99014"] Sorry for the clownish circling on the screenshot, 99% of time I am on a mobile device. And not Samsung with the S-Pen 😀 [ATTACH type="full" width="296px" alt="IMG_1475.jpeg"]275332[/ATTACH] The setting is on the same screen that you posted. Under Policy ->Deep Static Analysis tab. You have 2 settings there — prevention and detection. Prevention will block the malware as a standard antivirus, detection will just generate an event which will be observed in the console but no action will be taken. Change “prevention” to “prevent and quarantine moderate level threats and above”. You are familiar with Eset, they have similar logic in machine learning settings. Note: these settings apply to executables only as DeepInstinct does not perform deep-learning-based static analysis on other file types except PE and MS Office. Other threats are covered by different components which is typical for prevention-first security products. It will not detect the file as Avast and others would, but will terminate the attack chain. Under behavioural analysis, suspicious activity monitoring and script protection you will find some interesting settings in this relation. [/QUOTE]

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