By default, the Network Attack Blocker component is enabled and operating in optimal mode. You can disable Network Attack Blocker, if necessary.
To enable or disable Network Attack Blocker via Kaspersky Security Center:
The Network Attack Blocker settings are displayed in the right part of the window.
In the local interface of Light Agent for Windows, you can enable or disable a component in two ways:
To enable or disable Network Attack Blocker, do the following on the Protection and Control tab of the main application window:
The component status icon that is displayed on the left in the Network Attack Blocker line changes to the icon.
The component status icon that is displayed on the left in the Network Attack Blocker line changes to the icon.
If this menu item is unavailable, this means that you cannot enable or disable this component because the policy-defined setting is applied to protected virtual machines within the administration group.
To enable or disable Network Attack Blocker in the application settings window:
The Network Attack Blocker settings are displayed in the right part of the window.
If component settings are unavailable, this means that you cannot enable or disable this component because the policy-defined setting is applied to protected virtual machines within the administration group.