BenR

I’ve noticed that KSC sends mail reports very quickly. For instance, if a client workstation has been offline for a couple of days and goes online, I immediately get an mail with a warning that the AV database is out of date on that machine. A couple of minutes later, the problem fixes itsels because the client installs the updates. I was wondering if there is a possibility to delay these notifications? I mean, it would be a lot more relevant if mail warnings only get send if something can’t be fixed. Also, are there guidelines on how to streamline the notifications?

I’m new to Kaspersky and trying to figure out a couple of things. We are getting a stream of warning mails each week about virus detections, but when I check the specific threat report I get an empty page with no threats to report. If I reset the ‘virus counter’, the workstation goes back into the green, and a new full scan then doesn’t show new detections. I am wondering how I must interpret these detections and how we can automatically reset the virus counter if threats are cleaned up? Or is it by design that although the threat was cleared, the workstation remains in a state of ‘critical’ because the counter was not reset? Also, is my assumption correct that after X days the threat report gets cleared? Because I’ve tested with a workstation what happens when I download a dummy virus. It will increase the threat detection counter for that workstation and give me a report showing what's detected. Why then don’t I get an threat report on workstations that also have an increased threat count, from detections that happened longer ago? We are using KSC 12, with 11.4 clients.