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Security policies configuration > Scanner policies > Editing scanner policy settings
Editing scanner policy settings
Editing scanner policy settings
You can edit the scanner policy settings in Kaspersky Container Security if your account has been assigned at least one role that the policy's creator had at the time of the policy's creation.
To change scanner policy settings:
- In the Policies → Scanner policies section, click the policy name link.
The policy settings editing window opens.
- If required, use the Disable / Enable toggle switch to change the policy status (enabled / disabled).
- Make changes to the policy settings. The following settings are open for editing:
- The policy's name, description, and scope.
- Vulnerability control settings. Select the check boxes for the vulnerabilities database(s) to check images against.
- Malware control settings. Select the check box if you need to scan images for malware and other file threats. This control is conducted by using the File Threat Protection component.
- Misconfiguration control settings. Select the check box if you need to check images for misconfigurations. The control is conducted with the default settings configured by the Kaspersky Container Security manufacturer.
- Click Save.
Article ID: 266436, Last review: Dec 4, 2024