Managing intrusion
prevention
This chapter includes the following topics:
■
Managing intrusion prevention on your client computers
■
How intrusion prevention works
■
About Symantec IPS signatures
■
Enabling or disabling network intrusion prevention or browser intrusion
prevention
■
Creating exceptions for IPS signatures
Managing intrusion prevention on your client
computers
The default intrusion prevention settings protect client computers against a wide
variety of threats. You can change the default settings for your network.
Table 16-1
Managing intrusion prevention
Description
Task
Learn how intrusion prevention detects and
blocks network and browser attacks.
See
“How intrusion prevention works”
on page 232.
See
“About Symantec IPS signatures”
on page 233.
Learn about intrusion prevention
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Page 54: ...Installing Symantec Endpoint Protection Manager What you can do from the console 54...
Page 70: ...Managing product licenses Licensing an unmanaged client 70...
Page 74: ...Preparing for client installation Preparing Windows operating systems for remote deployment 74...
Page 204: ...Managing Tamper Protection Changing Tamper Protection settings 204...
Page 236: ...Managing intrusion prevention Creating exceptions for IPS signatures 236...
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Page 308: ...Preparing for disaster recovery Backing up the database and logs 308...
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