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To turn off the monitoring of an application’s activity, uncheck the next to its
name.
Use the Details button to view a detailed list of modules for the application
selected. The Settings: Application Integrity modules window contains a list
of the modules that are used when a monitored application is started and make
up the application. You can edit the list using the Add and Delete buttons in the
right-hand portion of the window.
You can also allow any controlled application modules to load or block them. By
default, an allow rule is created for each module. To modify the action, select the
module from the list and click the Modify button. Select the needed action in the
window that opens.
Note that Kaspersky Internet Security trains the first time you run the controlled
application after installing it until you close that application. The training process
produces a list of modules used by the application. Integrity Control rules will be
applied the next time you run the application.
10.2.2. Creating a list of common
components
Kaspersky Internet Security includes a list of common components which are
allowed to be embedded into all controlled applications. You will find this list on
the Trusted modules tab (see Figure 39). It includes modules used by
Kaspersky Internet Security, Microsoft-signed components: components can be
added or removed by the user.
If you install programs on your computer, you can ensure that those with
modules signed by Microsoft are automatically added to the trusted modules list.
To do this, check Automatically add components signed by Microsoft
Corporation to this list. Then if a controlled application attempts to load the
Microsoft-signed module, Proactive Defense will automatically allow the module
to load without checking, and add it to the list of shared components.
To add to the trusted module list, click Add and in the standard file selection
window, and select the module.