User Guide - Kaspersky Lab

CHAPTER 6. PROTECTION
MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
This section provides information on configuring common application settings
used by all real-time protection components and tasks as well as information on
creating protection scopes and lists of threats to be handled by the application
and a list of trusted objects to be overlooked by protection:
• management of real-time protection (see Section 6.1, p. 61);
• utilization of Advanced Disinfection Technology (see Section 6.4, p. 66);
• running tasks on a portable computer (see Section 6.3, p. 66);
• cooperation of Kaspersky Internet Security with other applications (see
Section 6.4, p. 66);
• compatibility of Kaspersky Internet Security with self-defense features of
other application (see Section 6.5, p. 66);
• list of threats (see Section 6.8, p. 70) protection from which will be
provided by the application;
• list of trusted objects (see Section 6.9, p. 71) which will be overlooked by
protection.
6.1. Stopping and resuming real-time
protection on your computer
By default, Kaspersky Internet Security boots at startup and protects your
computer the entire time you are using it. The words Kaspersky Internet Security
7.0 in the upper right-hand corner of the screen let you know this. All real-time
protection components (see 2.2 on pg. 24) are running.
You can fully or partially disable the protection provided by Kaspersky Internet
Security.
Warning!
Kaspersky Lab strongly recommend that you not disable real-time protection,
since this could lead to an infection on your computer and consequent data
loss.