for Windows, macOS and Linux
The Web Threat Protection component prevents downloads of malicious files from the Internet, and also blocks malicious and phishing websites. The component provides computer protection with the help of anti-virus databases, the Kaspersky Security Network cloud service, and heuristic analysis.
Linux
Web Threat Protection is disabled by default. Enabling Web Threat Protection may reduce the performance of installed third-party applications and the operating system. For details on configuring the application to enable Web Threat Protection, see the Technical Support Knowledge Base.
Web Threat Protection settings for Pro View
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Description |
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Trusted web addresses |
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You can create a list of URLs whose content you trust. The Web Threat Protection component does not analyze information from trusted web addresses to check them for viruses or other threats. This option may be useful, for example, if the Web Threat Protection component interferes with the downloading of a file from a known website. Kaspersky Endpoint Security supports the |
Scan exclusions |
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A scan exclusion is a set of conditions that must be fulfilled so that Kaspersky Endpoint Security will not scan a particular object for viruses and other threats. Scan exclusions make it possible to safely use legitimate software that can be exploited by criminals to damage the computer or user data. Although they do not have any malicious functions, such applications can be exploited by intruders. For details on legitimate software that can be used by intruders to damage your computer or personal data, please refer to the Kaspersky IT Encyclopedia website. Kaspersky Endpoint Security supports the |
Security level |
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For Web Threat Protection, the application can apply different groups of settings. These groups of settings that are stored in the application are called security levels:
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Action on threat detection |
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Block. If this option is selected and an infected object is detected in web traffic, the Web Threat Protection component blocks access to the object and displays a message in the browser. Allow, inform or prompt for action (depends on OS).
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