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Edit the list of trusted files, folders, and websites
Trusted Zone is a list of objects that the application does not scan or monitor. You may need to add objects to Trusted Zone if, for example, the Kaspersky application blocks access to a file, application, or website even though you are absolutely sure that this object, application, or web address is harmless.
When an application is added to Trusted Zone, its file and network activities (including suspicious ones) are no longer monitored. However, the Kaspersky application continues to scan the executable file and process of the trusted application.
Add/remove a file or folder to/from the list of trusted files and folders
- In the menu bar, click the application icon and choose Settings.
The application settings window opens.
- On the Threats tab, in the Exclusions section, click Trusted Zone.
The Trusted Zone settings window opens.
- On the Files and folders tab, edit the list of trusted files and folders:
- To add a file or folder to the list:
- Click
.
A dialog where you can select a file or folder opens.
- Select a file or folder that you want to add.
- Click Open.
- Click
- To remove a file or folder from the list:
- Select a file or folder that you want to remove from the list of trusted files and folders.
- Click
.
- To add a file or folder to the list:
- Click OK.
Add/remove a trusted website to/from the list of trusted web addresses
- In the menu bar, click the application icon and choose Settings.
The application settings window opens.
- On the Threats tab, in the Exclusions section, click Trusted Zone.
The Trusted Zone settings window opens.
You can also open this window by clicking the Trusted Zone button in the General section of the tab.
- On the Trusted web addresses tab, edit the list of trusted web addresses:
- To add a web address to the list:
- Click
.
- Enter the web address that you want to add to the list.
- Click OK.
- Click
- To remove a web address from the list:
- Select a web address that you want to remove.
- Click
.
- To add a web address to the list:
- Click OK.
By default, the list of trusted web addresses is empty.
Enable monitoring of a trusted web address
- In the menu bar, click the application icon and choose Settings.
The application settings window opens.
- On the Threats tab, in the Exclusions section, click Trusted Zone.
The Trusted Zone settings window opens.
- On the Trusted web addresses tab, deselect the checkbox next to a web address that you want the Kaspersky application to monitor.
- Click OK.
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