Sophos Visio

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Stencils included:

  1. Sophos Visio Stencils
  2. Sophos Visio Templates
  3. Visiocafe Sophos
  4. Sophos Visio Shapes
  • Sophos SG 105 (Front & Back)
  • Sophos SG 105w (Front & Back)
  • Sophos SG 115 (Front & Back)
  • Sophos SG 115w (Front & Back)
  • Sophos SG 125 (Front & Back)
  • Sophos SG 125w (Front & Back)
  • Sophos SG 135 (Front & Back)
  • Sophos SG 135w (Front & Back)
  • Sophos SG 210 (Front & Back)
  • Sophos SG 230 (Front & Back)
  • Sophos SG 310 (Front & Back)
  • Sophos SG 330 (Front & Back)
  • Sophos SG 430 (Front & Back)
  • Sophos SG 450 (Front & Back)
  • Sophos SG 550 (Front & Back)
  • Sophos SG 650 (Front & Back)
  • Sophos RED 10 (Front & Back)
  • Sophos RED 50 (Front & Back)
  • Sophos AP 10 (Top & Side)
  • Sophos AP 15 (Top & Side)
  • Sophos AP 30 (Top)
  • Sophos AP 50 (Top & Side)
  • Sophos AP 100 (Top & Side)

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Sophos Visio

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Stencils

Download here: Sophos SG Series Visio Stencils

You can see applications that you have allowed to run on your computers.

On the Settings > Allowed Applications page you can see applications that you have allowed to run on your endpoint computers.

Sophos Visio Stencils

The page shows where the application was originally detected (if applicable) and how it was allowed.

About allowed applications

Our software detects threats that are previously unknown. However, it may sometimes identify an application as a threat, even though you know that it’s safe. When this happens, you can “allow” the application. This does as follows:

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  • Prevents this detection from happening again.
  • Restores all copies that have been cleaned up (removed from computers).

Alternatively, you can allow an application in advance, so that it won't be detected when you install it for users.

Warning Think carefully before you allow applications because it reduces your protection.
Note If an option is locked global settings have been applied by your partner or Enterprise administrator. You can still stop detecting applications, exploits and ransomware by going to the events list.

Allow an application that's been detected

Only allow an application if you know it's safe. For help deciding, see How to investigate and resolve a potential False Positive or Incorrect Detection.

To allow an application that Sophos has detected and removed, do as follows.

Note that:

  • This allows the application for all computers and users.
  • This allows the application to start, but we’ll still check it for threats, exploits and malicious behavior when it's running.
  1. Go to the Computers or Servers page, depending on where the application was detected.
  2. Find the computer where the detection happened and click on it to view its details.
  3. On the Events tab, find the detection event and click Details.
  4. In the Event details dialog, look under Allow this application.
  5. Select the method of allowing the application:
    • Certificate: This is recommended. It also allows other applications with the same certificate.
    • SHA-256: This allows this version of the application. However, if the application is updated, it could be detected again.
    • Path: This allows the application as long as it's installed in the path (location) shown. You can edit the path (now or later) and you can use variables if the application is installed in different locations on different computers.
  6. Click Allow.

Edit the path for an allowed application

You can change the path that you specified when you allowed an application.

Sophos Visio Templates

  1. On the Allowed Applications page, find the application. The current path is shown in the details.
  2. Click the edit icon (the pen) on the far right of the page.
  3. In the Edit path dialog, enter the new path.
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When you edit a path, details of the original detection (user, computer and path) are removed from the list.

Start detecting an application again

Templates

Visiocafe Sophos

If you want Sophos to start detecting and removing an application again, you remove it from the Allowed Applications list.

Sophos Visio Shapes

Select the application and click Remove (in the upper right of the page).





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