Kaspersky Endpoint Security logs information about files that it has not processed for some reason. This information is recorded in the form of events in the list of active threats. If advanced disinfection technology is enabled in application settings, Kaspersky Endpoint Security will perform disinfection without notifying the user. If advanced disinfection technology is disabled, Kaspersky Endpoint Security shows notification about active threats (see figure below). You cannot close this notification without processing the file. You can configure advanced disinfection technology in Virus Scan task settings and in application settings.
Advanced Disinfection during a virus scan task on a computer is performed only if the Advanced Disinfection feature is enabled in the properties of the policy applied to this computer.
If Kaspersky Endpoint Security is installed on a computer running Windows for Servers, Kaspersky Endpoint Security does not show the notification. Therefore, the user cannot select an action to disinfect an active threat. To disinfect a threat, you need to enable advanced disinfection technology in application settings and run advanced disinfection immediately in Virus Scan task settings. Then you need to start Virus Scan task.
Notification about active threat
An infected file is considered processed if Kaspersky Endpoint Security performs one of the following actions on this file according to the specified application settings while scanning the computer for viruses and other threats:
Kaspersky Endpoint Security moves the file to the list of active threats if, for any reason, Kaspersky Endpoint Security failed to perform an action on this file according to the specified application settings while scanning the computer for viruses and other threats.
This situation is possible in the following cases:
Main application window when a threat is detected
To process active threats:
The list of active threats opens.