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             When you first configured Endpoint Protection, you selected one of its default policies. A policy defines the SecureAnywhere settings on endpo...

             Whenever you install SecureAnywhere on new endpoints, Endpoint Protection assigns them to your default policy. If needed, you can set a diffe...

             You can add policies in one of two ways, either by creating a new policy or by copying an existing policy as a starting point. Each method is ...

            You can rename a policy from the Policies tab. Keep in mind that policy names must be unique.              To rename a policy:             ...

            Once you create a policy, you can change its settings to suit your business purposes. If needed, you can make temporary changes, called creati...

              From the Policies tab, you can quickly view which endpoints are assigned to a policy.              To view endpoints assigned to a policy: ...

             From the Policy tab, you can move all endpoints assigned to one policy to another policy.              Note: To move an individual endpoint ...

             You can delete all policies except for the original default policies. When you delete a policy, Endpoint Protection removes it from the list ...

             Overrides provide administrative control of the files and applications in your environment, allowing you to designate files as Good (always ru...

             You can create blacklist overrides in the Overrides panel in the Endpoint Protection console              To create a blacklist override:  ...