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Application Control is a component of Kaspersky Security Cloud that regulates how applications access the operating system and your personal data based on configured rules.

With Application Control, you can:

  • Configure application permissions.
  • Place an application into the necessary trust group.
  • Set application permissions for actions in the operating system.
  • Set Internet activity rules.
  • View the history of application events.
  • Add files or registry keys to the list of protected resources.
 

How to edit a trust group

  1. In the main window of Kaspersky Security Cloud, click The settings icon in the lower-left corner.

Opening the Settings window of Kaspersky Security Cloud 20

  • To learn how to open the main application window, see this article.
  1. Go to the Protection section and click Application Control.

Opening the Application Control window in Kaspersky Security Cloud 20

  1. Click Manage applications.

Opening the Manage applications window in Kaspersky Security Cloud 20

  1. Right-click the application. In the context menu, click Restrictions and select a trust group:
    • Trusted. Applications that have a digital signature of a trusted vendor or that are listed in the Kaspersky Lab database of trusted applications. These applications have no restrictions on their activities in the system.
    • Low Restricted. Applications that do not have a digital signature from a trusted vendor and are not listed in the Kaspersky Lab database of trusted applications. For these applications, there are restrictions on certain operations and user permission is required.
    • High Restricted. Applications with a medium threat level: malicious tools, adware and auto-dialers. User permission is always required for such applications, and some of their actions are blocked.
    • Untrusted. Malicious applications with a high threat level. This group also includes applications that are blocked by File Anti-Virus. Any actions of such applications are blocked.

Creating a group of trusted applications in Kaspersky Security Cloud 20

The application will be added to the selected trust group.

 

How to configure rules and set application rights

  1. In the main window of Kaspersky Security Cloud, click The settings icon in the lower-left corner.

Opening the Settings window of Kaspersky Security Cloud 20

  • To learn how to open the main application window, see this article.
  1. Go to the Protection section and click Application Control.

Opening the Application Control window in Kaspersky Security Cloud 20

  1. Click Manage applications.

Opening the Manage applications window in Kaspersky Security Cloud 20

  1. Configure custom restrictions: select the application, right-click it and select Details and rules from the menu.

Opening the settings for application rules in Kaspersky Security Cloud 20

  1. Set the rules for the application. Open the tab:
    • Files and system registry, to set permissions to read, write, create, and delete files of the operating system and the system registry. Expand the drop-down menu on the right and set a rule.
    • Configuring rules for files and the system registry in Kaspersky Security Cloud 20
    • Rights, to set application permissions to perform actions in the operating system. Expand the drop-down menu on the right and set a rule for an action.
    • Configuring rules for a category in Kaspersky Security Cloud 20
    • Network rules, to set online activity rules. Expand the drop-down menu on the right and set a rule for a network.
    • Configuring network rules window in Kaspersky Security Cloud 20
    • Exclusions, to set an exclusion from rules for an application. To do so, select the checkboxes opposite the necessary exclusions.
    • Configuring rules for a category in Kaspersky Internet Security 20
    • History, to view the application events history.
    • Viewing Kaspersky Security Cloud 20 application history
  2. Click Save.

The application rules and permissions will be applied.

 

What is included into the list of protected resources:

Kaspersky Security Cloud protects the following:

  • System files and folders
  • Startup objects
  • User files and folders, including the My Documents folder
  • Cookie files
  • Data on your activity on the computer and the web
  • Registry files that contain settings and data from web browsers, file managers, mail clients, instant messengers, and payment system apps.
 

How to add a file, folder, category or registry key to the list of protected resources

  1. In the main window of Kaspersky Security Cloud, click The settings icon in the lower-left corner.

Opening the Settings window of Kaspersky Security Cloud 20

  • To learn how to open the main application window, see this article.
  1. Go to the Protection section and click Application Control.

Opening the Application Control window in Kaspersky Security Cloud 20

  1. Click Manage resources.

Opening the resources settings window of Kaspersky Security Cloud 20

  1. Select a resource from the list and click Add.

Opening the window to add a category, file, folder or registry key to a resource with Kaspersky Security Cloud 20

  1. Select:
    • Category. Enter a category name and click Add.
    • Adding a category to a resource in Kaspersky Security Cloud 20
    • File or folder. Enter the name of the file or folder and specify the path. Click Add.
    • Adding a file or folder to a resource in Kaspersky Security Cloud 20
    • Registry key. Click Select to select a registry key, or enter the name and specify the path to the key. To protect the key value, select the corresponding checkbox. Click Add.
    • Adding a registry key to a resource in Kaspersky Security Cloud 20
  2. Click Save.

An item will be added to the list of protected resources.

Source : Official Kaspersky Brand
Editor by : BEST Antivirus KBS Team

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