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- Whitelisting Software Packages (page 48)
- Whitelisting Reference Systems (page 49)
- Restrict an Application's Process Rights (page 50)
- Automate Document Encryption (page 50)
- Prevent Malicious Applications from Running (page 51)
- Prevent Read/Write to File Types or Network Locations (page 52)
- Run an Application in an SVS Layer (page 53)
- Quarantine Files (page 53)
Whitelisting Software Packages
This scenario takes you through the process of creating an application control policy to inventory Microsoft and Adobe applications and add them to a whitelist, marking them as safe to be used in your environment. Once the policy has been created, it will run on a schedule, automatically keeping up to date with any changes made to the software packages.
Note
You must have Adobe and Microsoft applications installed to complete this scenario. If you do not, substitute any other type of application you wish to whitelist.
To create a package contents whitelist software application policy
1. In the Altiris Console, click the Tasks tab.
2. In the left pane, right-click Tasks > Security Management > Application Control > Windows > Application Control Tasks > Application Control Policies.
3. Select New > Package Contents Whitelist.
4. In the right pane, configure the fields as follows:
? Check Enable.
? Name - Type Microsoft and Adobe Whitelist Policy.
? Computers - Leave the default setting, All Windows Computers with
Application Control Agent Installed.
? Packages - In the dialog, select Microsoft Approved Software and Adobe
Software.
5. Check Enable Schedule and set to Daily. This will make the schedule daily check for any changes to the software packages.
6. Click Apply.
Whitelisting Reference Systems
In this scenario you will create a reference system whitelist policy that targets a collection of computers, searches for Windows executables, then adds any Windows executables not currently in a security catalog to a whitelist. You will also add applications already included in a security catalog to the whitelist.
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