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Security Management Server Virtual V10.2.7 Adminhelp Security Management Server Virtual v10.2.7 AdminHelp Table of Contents Welcome ............................................................................................................................................................... 1 About Online Help ............................................................................................................................................. 1 Attributions & Copyrights .................................................................................................................................. 1 Get Started.......................................................................................................................................................... 23 Get Started with Dell Data Security ................................................................................................................ 23 Log In ............................................................................................................................................................... 23 Log Out ............................................................................................................................................................ 23 Dashboard ........................................................................................................................................................ 24 Change Superadmin Password ......................................................................................................................... 26 Components ........................................................................................................................................................ 27 Default Port Values ......................................................................................................................................... 27 Proxy Servers ................................................................................................................................................... 27 Types of Proxy Servers ................................................................................................................................. 27 Policy Proxy ..................................................................................................................................................... 29 Time Slotting................................................................................................................................................ 29 Polling .......................................................................................................................................................... 29 Poll Triggers ............................................................................................................................................. 29 Failed Poll Attempts ................................................................................................................................. 29 General Information ................................................................................................................................. 29 Navigate the Dell Server ..................................................................................................................................... 31 Navigation ........................................................................................................................................................ 31 Dashboard .................................................................................................................................................... 31 Populations .................................................................................................................................................. 31 Reporting ..................................................................................................................................................... 31 Management ................................................................................................................................................. 31 Masthead Icons ................................................................................................................................................ 31 Disconnected Mode .......................................................................................................................................... 31 Client Activation .......................................................................................................................................... 32 Management Console ................................................................................................................................... 32 Functionality ................................................................................................................................................ 32 Dashboard ........................................................................................................................................................ 32 Dashboard .................................................................................................................................................... 33 i Table of Contents Notifications List .......................................................................................................................................... 35 Notification Types .................................................................................................................................... 35 Priority Levels .......................................................................................................................................... 36 Endpoint Protection Status .......................................................................................................................... 36 Protection Status ......................................................................................................................................... 36 Threat Protection Status ............................................................................................................................. 37 Threat Protection Status for Severity Level ................................................................................................ 37 Advanced Threat Prevention Events ............................................................................................................ 37 Advanced Threats by Priority ...................................................................................................................... 38 Advanced Threat Prevention Classifications ............................................................................................... 40 Type of Threat ......................................................................................................................................... 40 Score ......................................................................................................................................................... 42 File Type ................................................................................................................................................... 42 Priority Level ............................................................................................................................................ 43 Advanced Threats Top Ten .......................................................................................................................... 43 Endpoint Protection History ........................................................................................................................ 43 Endpoint Inventory History .......................................................................................................................... 43 Summary Statistics ....................................................................................................................................... 43 Endpoint OS Report ...................................................................................................................................... 44 Platform Report ........................................................................................................................................... 44 Populations ...................................................................................................................................................... 44 Populations .................................................................................................................................................. 44 Enterprise..................................................................................................................................................... 45 View or Modify Enterprise Policies ........................................................................................................... 45 View Threat Events .................................................................................................................................. 45 Manage Enterprise Advanced Threats ...................................................................................................... 46 Advanced Threats tab ........................................................................................................................... 46 Advanced Threat Events 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