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Webwasher 6.0.1 Anti-Malware User's Guide - McAfee

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Proactive Scanning Setup<br />

The Proactive Scanning Setup section looks like this:<br />

Content Security<br />

Using this section, you can set one of three security levels to configure a general<br />

Proactive Scanning policy.<br />

After setting a general level, you can return to the Proactive Scanning tab<br />

and proceed from there to the tabs for the various code types to fine-tune their<br />

settings.<br />

The general security levels are:<br />

• Relaxed, Medium and Strict<br />

For each level, a description is given here of how stringently suspicious code is<br />

blocked at this level. Furthermore, a graphic is added for each level, showing<br />

the ratio between the security achieved at this level and the risks of obtaining<br />

false positives as well as false negatives.<br />

False negatives are instances of malicious code that are not blocked at a particular<br />

security level, although they should be.<br />

False positives are instances of code that are blocked, although they are<br />

actually not malicious. The latter situation is also known under the term of<br />

overblocking.<br />

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