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Creating an Application Control Policy

Application Control policies determine whether certain actions run before an end user can run an application. For example, a policy might deny an application the ability to execute or quarantine the application when a user attempts to run the application. The easiest way to create these policies is to use the Application Control Wizard.

To create an Application Control policy:

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  • In the Symantec Management Console, on the Home menu, click Arellia > Application Control
  • In the left pane, select Policies > Application Control > Application Control Tasks > Application Control Policies.

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Select the computers and applications you want to target with this policy.

  • To select the application that you want to target with this policy, click Select an Item next to Application:
  • In the Select Items dialog, select a collection and click OK.  You can select multiple filters if you want. 
  • To include filters in the policy, click Select an Item next to Include:
  • In the Select Items dialog, select an application filter from the available items
  • To exclude filters in the policy, click Select an Item next to Exclude: and follow the procedure in Step 4 above.

Step 2 - Select Actions

In this step, you select actions to apply to an application and its processes. You can also select application action reporting options.

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Enter general policy details and enforcement options.

  • Enable the policy using the On/Off toggle.
  • Enter a policy name and description in the fields provided.
  • Select your policy enforcement options:
    • Policy Priority - Enter a policy priority to determine its order in relation to other policies.
    • *Continue enforcing policies after enforcing this policy - *Continues enforcing lower priority policies after enforcing this policy.
    • Continue enforcing policies for child processes after enforcing this policy - Continues enforcing lower priority policies for child processes after enforcing this policy.
    •  Stage 2 Processing
  • Click Save changes.