Actions

On this page you can manage anti-virus protection parameters used by SpIDer Guard for SMB to scan files in shared directories.

•Create file with the blocking reason—select this check box to instruct SpIDer Guard for SMB to create a special file describing a blocking reason in a shared directory next to an infected file.

•Block access to the file upon the scanning error—select this check box to instruct SpIDer Guard for SMB to block access in a shared directory to those files that could not be scanned.

•Delay before the application of action—specify a delay during which the file is blocked after a threat is detected and before SpIDer Guard for SMB applies the action to it (see below).

SpIDer Guard for SMB can react to the following threats:

•Malicious—the scanned file contains a known threat;

•Suspicious—the scanned file has been marked as suspicious;

•Incurable—the scanned file contains a threat that cannot be neutralized with the Cure action;

•Adware—the scanned file contains adware;

•Dialers—the scanned file contains a dialer;

•Jokes—the scanned file contains a joke program;

•Riskware—the scanned file contains riskware;

•Hacktools—the scanned file contains a hacktool.

Available actions:

•Cure—restore the original state of the object before infection.

This action is available only for objects infected with a known virus that can be cured except for trojans and files within compound objects.

•Delete—delete the object that poses a threat.

This is the most effective way to remove all types of threats.

•Block—keep the file in the shared directory, but block user access to it.

•Move to quarantine—move a detected threat to a special directory isolated from the rest of the system.

•Report—notify of a threat without performing other actions.

•Ignore—skip the object without displaying notifications or performing other actions.

Actions applied to threats detected by SpIDer Guard for SMB

Conventions