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Arellia Application Control Solution can set the token of a process, which can then be used to ensure that the process is denied access to internet protected resources protects resources such as files, folders, domain resources, spawning additional applications, etc. 

Steps

or domain resources from Internet applications.

First decide what application(s) you'd like to classify as "Internet Applications"

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; in the following example we will use Internet Explorer

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1. In the Security Manager Console, click the Policies tab.
2. In the file library in the left pane, navigate to Policies > Arellia Solutions > Application Control > Actions > Application Classifications Classifications. 
3. Right-click Application Classifications and select click New > Application Classification 
4. Set the name and Application Classification to "InternetApp"
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5. Navigate to Classification.  
6. Enter a Name and Description, and then click OK.
7. In the file library in the left pane, navigate to Policies > Arellia Solutions > Application Control > Policies.
8. Right-click Policies and select click New > Blank Application Control Policy.
   
9. Set the Applications to control to the applications chosen in step 1
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10. Then select the Application Actions tab and set Image Added 
11. In the right pane under the Applications to Control tab, next to Applications click the Select link and choose the action you created previously.
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12. Click the Application Actions tab.
13. Next to Applications, click the Select link. 
14. Set the action to the InternetApp Classification Action from step 3
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15. Save the policy

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1. you created previously.
2. Click Save.

As soon as the policy is downloaded by an endpoint, the targeted application(s) will have an additional process token set to "Application Classification\InternetApp." . You can then create additional application control policies to target that token and deny the process from creating new processes, or you can set ACLS on folders and files to deny the targeted application from having access. 

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