Symantec 14541094 User Guide - Page 218

218 Securing your computer and sessions Ways to assess host security Table 9-1 Host Assessment Tool status indicators (continued) Indicator Explanation Yellow diamond Spotlights a security feature that is not in use, but that is worth considering. This indicator is intended to increase awareness. Some features might not be appropriate for your environment. Green circle Signifies that a security setting is enabled. The color-coded indicators provide a visual cue about whether you are taking advantage of the security features in pcAnywhere. As you review the results, be aware that having more of one indicator than another does not necessarily mean that the host configuration is secure or not secure. Some security settings might not be appropriate for your environment. For example, the Host Assessment Tool checks for caller accounts that have superuser rights, and if found, identifies the caller with a red indicator. In most cases, you should limit the level of access that a remote user has to your computer. However, if the caller account is for yourself or another trusted user, it might be appropriate to allow more access rights. Getting more information about scan results In the Host Assessment Tool window, the Details box provides more information about the security implications of a specific setting. To get more information about scan results ◆ In the Scan Results list, select the entry about which you want to learn more. Learning more about security features The Host Assessment Tool provides information on ways to secure pcAnywhere, including important factors to consider when choosing an option. To learn more about security features 1 In the Symantec pcAnywhere window, in Advanced View, on the left navigator bar, click pcAnywhere Tools. 2 In the right pane, under Application, double-click Host Assessment Tool. 3 In the Host Assessment Tool window, click Learn More.