Remove-Kaspersky Endpoint Security removes the infected object after first creating a backup copy of it If the first action is set to Cure, it is recommended to specify the second action using the SecondAction setting. If disinfection fails (for example, if the type of object or the type of threat in the object cannot be disinfected) Kaspersky Endpoint Security leaves the object unchanged.
In File Threat Protection tasks, before performing the action specified by you on an object, Kaspersky Endpoint Security blocks access to the object by applications that attempt to access it.Ĭure-Kaspersky Endpoint Security attempts to disinfect an object by saving a copy of it in Storage. Selection of the first action to be performed by Kaspersky Endpoint Security on infected objects. Kaspersky Endpoint Security stops scanning an object if it takes longer than the number of seconds specified by this parameter. Specifies maximum duration for the object scan (in seconds). If an object to be scanned is larger than the specified value, Kaspersky Endpoint Security skips the object.Ġ-Kaspersky Endpoint Security scans objects of any size Specifies the maximum size of an object to be scanned (in megabytes).
If FirstAction=Recommended is specified, the application removes an archive that contains a threat.Įnables or disables scanning of self-extracting archives only (archives that contain an executable extraction module).Įnables or disables scanning of email databases of Microsoft Outlook®, Outlook Express, The Bat! and other mail clients.Įnables or disables scanning of plain text email messages. The following archive types are supported. Kaspersky Endpoint Security detects threats in archives but does not disinfect them. This section provides information about the settings you can specify for the File Threat Protection task.Īll available values and default values for each setting are described.Įnables or disables scanning of archives (including SFX self-extracting archives).
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