Principles of managing reports

Information about the operation of each Kaspersky Endpoint Security component, performance of each scan task, update task, integrity control task and vulnerability scan task, and operation of the application overall is recorded in reports.

Report data is presented in the form of a table which contains a list of events. Each table line contains information on a separate event. Event attributes are located in the table columns. Certain columns are compound ones which contain nested columns with additional attributes. To view additional attributes, you must press the button next to the name of the graph. Events that are logged during the operation of various components or the performance of various tasks have different sets of attributes.

The following reports are available:

• System Audit report. Contains information about events occurring during the interaction between the user and the application and in the course of application operation in general, which are unrelated to any particular Kaspersky Endpoint Security components or tasks.
• All protection components report. Contains information about events that are logged in the course of operation of the following Kaspersky Endpoint Security components:
  • File Anti-Virus
  • Mail Anti-Virus.
  • Web Anti-Virus.
  • IM Anti-Virus.
  • System Watcher.
  • Firewall.
  • Network Attack Blocker.
  • BadUSB Attack Prevention.
• Report on the operation of a Kaspersky Endpoint Security component or the execution of a task.
• Encryption report. Contains information about events occurring during data encryption and decryption.

Reports use the following event importance levels:

• Informational events. Icon . Formal events that normally do not contain important information.
• Important events. Icon . Events that need attention because they reflect important situations in the operation of Kaspersky Endpoint Security.
• Critical events. Icon . Events of critical importance that indicate problems in the operation of Kaspersky Endpoint Security or vulnerabilities in the protection of the user's computer.

For convenient processing of reports, you can modify the presentation of data on the screen in the following ways:

• Filter the event list by various criteria.
• Use the search function to find a specific event.
• View the selected event in a separate section.
• Sort the list of events by each report column.
• Display and hide events grouped by the event filter.
• Change the order and arrangement of columns that are shown in the report.

You can save a generated report to a text file, if necessary.

You can also delete report information on Kaspersky Endpoint Security components and tasks that are combined into groups. Kaspersky Endpoint Security deletes all entries of the selected reports from the earliest entry to the current time.

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