Containment Services. Containment is a service that isolates unknown programs. By default any unknown programs identified as potential malware are executed inside a containment sandbox and then automatically sent to Comodo for malware analysis. If a program is found by Comodo to be malicious it is then added to the CCS malware definitions list. If it found to be safe it is added to CCS safe program list. The next time CCS receives antivirus updates, CCS scans all the programs running inside the containment sandbox. If any program is found to be malicious, the containment sandbox isolates the program and moves it to the quarantine list to protect your computer. Safe programs are removed from containment and are no longer executed inside containment. To disable Containment and/ or automatic submission of programs to Comodo, go to “Containment Settings” and uncheck the appropriate boxes.
Containment Services. The Contractor shall provide containment services that include but are not limited to:
