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not fully tamper protected

evaluating the latest endpoint protection deployed from the console (ver 5.2.1 R2). i have enabled tamper protection but some parts of the user AV is still not greyed out.

how can we prevent users from changing AV settings? even prevent uninstalling by them?

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  • Hello,

    Tamper protection will prevent users uninstall the Sophos Components even if they are an administrator.

    Much of the security is handled through the local Sophos groups:

    *SophosAdministrator
    *SophosPowerUser
    *SophosUser

    You could setup "Restricted Groups" on these through Group Policy - http://support.microsoft.com/kb/279301, to define who is a member of them.  By defualt local acmins will be added to SophosAdministrator, local power users to SophosPowerUser, and local users to SophosUser.

    I suppose you could also setup a software restriction policy to prevent SAVMain.exe being launched.

    Regards,

    Jak

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  • Hello,

    Tamper protection will prevent users uninstall the Sophos Components even if they are an administrator.

    Much of the security is handled through the local Sophos groups:

    *SophosAdministrator
    *SophosPowerUser
    *SophosUser

    You could setup "Restricted Groups" on these through Group Policy - http://support.microsoft.com/kb/279301, to define who is a member of them.  By defualt local acmins will be added to SophosAdministrator, local power users to SophosPowerUser, and local users to SophosUser.

    I suppose you could also setup a software restriction policy to prevent SAVMain.exe being launched.

    Regards,

    Jak

    :50504
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