Hi,
I would like some advices about the KIS 2016 settings.
I've a SSD...
What are the best settings?
thanks
I would like some advices about the KIS 2016 settings.
I've a SSD...
What are the best settings?
thanks
What are the best settings for KIS 2016?
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Ask @harlan4096 - he is Kaspersky gold beta tester.
- Sep 12, 2015
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This is my KIS 2016 settings
1)Turn on System Changes Control.
2)Default Web and File protection settings.
3) Un-check install Kaspersky extension in Web Protection.
4)Un-check Trust Digitally Signed Application.
5)Move unknown application to high restricted.
6)Un-check everything on Computer Resources.
I recommend you un-check Trust Digitally Signed Applications on Application Control because if you do not un-check that, than Kaspersky will just allow adware and PUPs install on your system. As for the Web Protection, I find the default settings is already good enough but you might want to un-check the Kaspersky extension if you don't want to use it in Web Protection.
1)Turn on System Changes Control.
2)Default Web and File protection settings.
3) Un-check install Kaspersky extension in Web Protection.
4)Un-check Trust Digitally Signed Application.
5)Move unknown application to high restricted.
6)Un-check everything on Computer Resources.
I recommend you un-check Trust Digitally Signed Applications on Application Control because if you do not un-check that, than Kaspersky will just allow adware and PUPs install on your system. As for the Web Protection, I find the default settings is already good enough but you might want to un-check the Kaspersky extension if you don't want to use it in Web Protection.
Thank you for your contest,
I modified some settings with your advices
I want a good protection...
I modified some settings with your advices
I want a good protection...
- Apr 28, 2015
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But I still have no SSD, maybe sooooon!!!! 
Also I would added in Settings -> Additional -> Threats & Exclusions -> enable -> Detect other software than can be used...
Also I would added in Settings -> Additional -> Threats & Exclusions -> enable -> Detect other software than can be used...
If I am right System Watcher have an option something like "Dont monitor programs with digital signatures" & checked by default, should the option be unchecked for better protection?
And I want to know, Kaspersky puts programs under Low, Medium, High, etc... category...the analyze is local or internet/cloud dependent or limited analyze can be done local i.e offline & full analyze on internet/cloud connected?
And does KSN disable affects the analyze?
And I want to know, Kaspersky puts programs under Low, Medium, High, etc... category...the analyze is local or internet/cloud dependent or limited analyze can be done local i.e offline & full analyze on internet/cloud connected?
And does KSN disable affects the analyze?
- Apr 28, 2015
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It's Application Control the module that has that setting, and here is how I have it:
But, maybe sometimes some trust/signed applications will be moved to restriction groups, I constantly check my Application Control to see what's happening there, untrusted or trsuted applications, startup blocked applications, etc.... that's the price We have to pay of being paranoid I have no problem with this...
About KSN rules, yes is cloud/internet dependent, but I think/guess if You don't have internet in a moment, Kaspersky has a local cache of the last synchronization.
And yes, obviously disabling it will affect analyze... then a heuristic analyze will be performed when a new application is started, but You will not have the KSN benefits such as Application Whitelisting, Urgent Detection System (UDS detections), etc.
More info here: http://www.kaspersky.com/images/KESB_Whitepaper_KSN_ENG_final.pdf
But, maybe sometimes some trust/signed applications will be moved to restriction groups, I constantly check my Application Control to see what's happening there, untrusted or trsuted applications, startup blocked applications, etc.... that's the price We have to pay of being paranoid
I have no problem with this...About KSN rules, yes is cloud/internet dependent, but I think/guess if You don't have internet in a moment, Kaspersky has a local cache of the last synchronization.
And yes, obviously disabling it will affect analyze... then a heuristic analyze will be performed when a new application is started, but You will not have the KSN benefits such as Application Whitelisting, Urgent Detection System (UDS detections), etc.
More info here: http://www.kaspersky.com/images/KESB_Whitepaper_KSN_ENG_final.pdf
harlan,
Recently I had tried Kaspersky Endpoint. And System Watcher too had an option "Dont monitor programs with digital signs"...this option is not there in Kaspersky home products?
And you mean Cloud/KSN plays a part in categorizing programs in low/medium/high/etc category?
Recently I had tried Kaspersky Endpoint. And System Watcher too had an option "Dont monitor programs with digital signs"...this option is not there in Kaspersky home products?
And you mean Cloud/KSN plays a part in categorizing programs in low/medium/high/etc category?
- Sep 12, 2015
- 617
It's Application Control the module that has that setting, and here is how I have it:
But, maybe sometimes some trust/signed applications will be moved to restriction groups, I constantly check my Application Control to see what's happening there, untrusted or trsuted applications, startup blocked applications, etc.... that's the price We have to pay of being paranoid
About KSN rules, yes is cloud/internet dependent, but I think/guess if You don't have internet in a moment, Kaspersky has a local cache of the last synchronization.
And yes, obviously disabling it will affect analyze... then a heuristic analyze will be performed when a new application is started, but You will not have the KSN benefits such as Application Whitelisting, Urgent Detection System (UDS detections), etc.
More info here: http://www.kaspersky.com/images/KESB_Whitepaper_KSN_ENG_final.pdf
I thought UDS mean UnDetectedSample based on Kaspersky detection. But now I learn that UDS actually mean UrgentDetectionSystem.
- Apr 28, 2015
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That setting only on exclusions of corporate product:
Application Privilege Control
Yes, KSN rules -> whitelisting / blacklisting...
Application Privilege Control
Yes, KSN rules -> whitelisting / blacklisting...
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