To detect malicious code more efficiently, Web Anti-Virus caches fragments of objects that are downloaded from the Internet. Web Anti-Virus uses caching to scan objects only after they arrive on the protected virtual machine in full.
Caching increases object processing time, and therefore the time before the application delivers the object to the user. Caching can cause problems when downloading or processing large objects, because the connection with the HTTP client may time out.
To solve this problem, you can limit the duration for which fragments of objects that are downloaded from the Internet are cached. When the specified period of time expires, the user receives the downloaded part of the object without scanning, and after the object is fully copied, the object is scanned in full. This reduces the time that is needed to deliver objects to the user and eliminates the connection loss problem. The Internet security level is not reduced in that case.
Removing the limit on caching time makes anti-virus scanning more efficient, but slows down access to objects.
To configure the web traffic caching duration via Kaspersky Security Center:
In the right part of the window, the Web Anti-Virus component's settings are displayed.
The Web Anti-Virus window opens.
To configure the web traffic caching duration in the local interface:
In the right part of the window, the Web Anti-Virus component's settings are displayed.
If the settings in the local interface are not available, this means that the values of settings defined by the policy are used for all protected virtual machines of the administration group.