User Guide - Kaspersky Lab

Installing Kaspersky Internet Security 7.0 41
Selected operations:
Modifying program settings: request password when a user attempts
to save changes to program settings.
Exiting the program – request password if a user attempts to exit the
program.
Stopping/Pausing Protection Components and Virus Scan Tasks:
request password when a user attempts to pause or completely shut
down a real-time protection component or a virus scan task.
3.2.7. Application Integrity Control
In this stage, the Kaspersky Internet Security wizard will analyze the applications
installed on your computer (dynamic library files, digital manufacture signatures),
count application checksum files, and create a list of programs that can be
trusted from a virus security perspective. For example, this list will automatically
include all applications digitally signed by Microsoft.
In the future, Kaspersky Internet Security will use information obtained while
analyzing application structure to prevent malicious code from being imbedded in
application modules.
Analyzing the applications installed on your computer may take some time.
3.2.8. Configuring Firewall settings
Firewall is the Kaspersky Internet Security component that guards your computer
on local networks and the Internet. At this stage, the Setup Wizard asks you to
create a list of rules that will guide Firewall when analyzing your computer’s
network activity.
3.2.8.1. Determining a security zone’s status
In this stage, the Setup Wizard analyzes your computer’s network environment.
Based on its analysis, the entire network space is broken down into zones:
Internet – the World Wide Web. In this zone, Kaspersky Internet Security
operates as a personal firewall. In doing so, default rules for packet
filtering and applications regulate all network activity to ensure
maximum security. You cannot change protection settings when
working in this zone, other than enabling Stealth Mode on your
computer for added safety.
Security zones – certain zones that often correspond with subnets that
include your computer (this could be local subnets at home or at work).