McAfee TSA00M005PAA Processor Guide - Page 39

Using the SecurityCenter Management of computer groups Task For option definitions, click ? in the interface. 1 From a computer listing, such as the Computers page, click a computer name. 2 On the Computer Details page, do any of the following: To... Do this... Update the email address In the System email address box, type a new email address, then click Save. Move the computer to a new group In the Group list, select a group, then click Save. Assign a new policy In the Policy list, select a new policy, then click Save. Install protection on an unprotected computer Select the Click here to install link to open the installation wizard. Display instructions for resolving an action item Under Action Items, click the action item. Display details about detections In the Detections section, click a quantity under Detections or User-Approved Applications to display a detailed listing. Add user-approved applications to one or more policies 1 In the Detections section, click a quantity under User-Approved Applications. 2 In the User-Approved Applications List, click Allow, select the policies to add the approved applications to, then click Save. NOTE: The User-Approved Applications List shows detected programs that users have approved to run on the computer. To prevent users from approving applications, configure policy options for Protect mode. View attempted visits to blocked websites In the Detections section, click a quantity under Blocked Sites to open a page that lists details about each attempted visit. NOTE: This feature is available only when web browsing policy options are enabled in versions of Total Protection Service that include the web browsing module. Management of computer groups A group consists of one or more computers that share a particular feature. You can base groups on geographic location, department, computer type, the tasks performed by the users, or anything meaningful to your organization. By default, every computer in your account is placed into a group called Default Group. You can create other groups to place them in instead. Why use groups? Groups help you manage large numbers of computers or computers that use different security settings (defined in policies). Groups are particularly helpful in larger organizations or companies that are widely distributed geographically. Placing similar computers into a single group enables you to view and manage security issues for the group separately from the other computers in your account. McAfee Total Protection Service Product Guide 39