McAfee TSA00M005PAA Processor Guide - Page 51

Generation of security reports

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Using the SecurityCenter Generation of security reports Working with policies Use this task to create and modify policies from the Policies page. You can also select a new default policy for your account. Task For option definitions, click ? in the interface. 1 Click the Policies tab. 2 On the Policies page, do any of the following: To... Do this... Specify a default policy Select an existing policy from the Default Policy list. Create a policy 1 Click Add Policy. NOTE: The new policy is prepopulated with settings from the McAfee Default policy or another policy that you have selected as the default for your account. To prepopulate a new policy with settings from a different policy, locate the policy and select Copy. 2 Type a name for the policy. 3 Configure the settings on each tab. 4 Click Next. 5 Assign the policy to one or more computers or groups. (Optional) 6 Click Save. Edit a policy 1 Under Actions, select Edit for the policy. 2 Make changes to the policy, then click Save. Delete a policy Under Actions, select Delete for the policy, then click Save. NOTE: If you delete a policy that is assigned to one or more groups, the default policy you have selected for your account (or the McAfee Default policy) is assigned to the groups in its place. You cannot delete the McAfee Default policy. Generation of security reports Whenever a client computer checks for updates, it also sends its scanning history, update status, and detections to the SecurityCenter website in encrypted XML files. It uploads the data directly through an Internet connection or via a relay server. Report data is saved for one year. To view this data, click the Reports tab to display the Reports page. You can display reports that include all the computers on your account (using the same company key) or only computers in a particular group. Why use reports? Reports provide valuable tools for monitoring detections and fine-tuning your protection strategy. Only the reports available for the types of protection installed appear on this page. McAfee Total Protection Service Product Guide 51

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McAfee Total Protection Service Product Guide
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Using the SecurityCenter
Generation of security reports
Working with policies
Use this task to create and modify policies from the
Policies
page. You can also select a new
default policy for your account.
Task
For option definitions, click
?
in the interface.
1
Click the
Policies
tab.
2
On the Policies page, do any of the following:
Generation of security reports
Whenever a client computer checks for updates, it also sends its scanning history, update status,
and detections to the SecurityCenter website in encrypted XML files. It uploads the data directly
through an Internet connection or via a relay server. Report data is saved for one year.
To view this data, click the
Reports
tab to display the Reports page. You can display reports
that include all the computers on your account (using the same company key) or only
computers in a particular group.
Why use reports?
Reports provide valuable tools for monitoring detections and fine-tuning your protection
strategy. Only the reports available for the types of protection installed appear on this page.
Do this...
To...
Select an existing policy from the Default Policy list.
Specify a default policy
Create a policy
1
Click
Add Policy
.
NOTE:
The new policy is prepopulated with settings from the McAfee
Default policy or another policy that you have selected as the default
for your account. To prepopulate a new policy with settings from a
different policy, locate the policy and select
Copy
.
2
Type a name for the policy.
3
Configure the settings on each tab.
4
Click
Next
.
5
Assign the policy to one or more computers or groups.
(Optional)
6
Click
Save
.
Edit a policy
1
Under Actions, select
Edit
for the policy.
2
Make changes to the policy, then click
Save
.
Under Actions, select
Delete
for the policy, then click
Save
.
NOTE:
If you delete a policy that is assigned to one or more groups, the
default policy you have selected for your account (or the McAfee Default
Delete a policy
policy) is assigned to the groups in its place. You cannot delete the McAfee
Default policy.