Definition of terms – Faronics Anti-Executable Enterprise/Server User Manual

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Anti-Executable Enterprise User Guide

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Anti-Executable

Definition of Terms

Term

Definition

Alert

The notification dialog that appears when there is an attempt to launch an
unauthorized executable. Anti-Executable Administrators can specify the
message and image displayed in the alerts.

Anti-Executable
Administrator

Anti-Executable Administrators have access to all Anti-Executable
configuration options. They can manage Anti-Executable users, set
Anti-Executable protection to Enabled or Disabled, and uninstall/upgrade
Anti-Executable.

Anti-Executable
Loadin

A software library that extends the functionality of Faronics Core Console
allowing full control over the configuration and operation of
Anti-Executable installed on remote workstations.

Anti-Executable
Trusted User

They can set Anti-Executable protection to Enable or Disable. Trusted
Users cannot uninstall/upgrade Anti-Executable.

Central Control
List

When Faronics Core is launched for the first time after installing
Anti-Executable, you are prompted with a message to populate it. You can
populate the Central Control List by adding the files and Publishers on the
console computer. This Central Control List can then be applied to the
workstations via a Policy. The Central Control List needs to be created only
once, but can be applied multiple times to more than one workstation via a
Policy.

Executable

Any file that can be launched by the operating system. The executable files
managed by Anti-Executable have the extension .scr, .jar, .bat, .com, or
.exe. Dynamic Link Library files with the extension .dll can be managed if
configured in the Setup tab.

Execution
Control List

An Execution Control list defines how Anti-Executable must manage a file
or Publisher. The Execution Control List defines whether the file must be
Allowed or Blocked.

External User

Any user that is neither an Anti-Executable Administrator nor an
Anti-Executable Trusted user.

An external user can run only authorized executables and has no control
over Anti-Executable configuration. This restriction applies regardless of
any user rights assigned by the operating system.

Faronics Core
Agent

The software installed on workstations to enable communication with
Faronics Core Console.

JAR file

A JAR (Java ARchive) is an archive file format contains many Java class
files and associated metadata and resources (text, images and so on) into
one file to distribute application software or libraries on the Java platform.

Maintenance
Mode

When in Maintenance Mode, new executable files added or modified are
automatically added to the Local Control List.

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