Ivanti AntiVirus License

Ivanti Antivirus is comprised of a built-in antivirus agent scanner, a continuously updated virus signature database, and antivirus configuration options and features available in the Agent Settings tool. Ivanti® Endpoint Security for Endpoint Manager services maintains a current database of virus definition/pattern files that can be downloaded, evaluated and tested, and distributed to target devices on your network. With Ivanti Antivirus, you can: Download the latest virus definition\pattern file updates (the Ivanti® Endpoint Security for Endpoint Manager service's antivirus signature database is updated several times a day) Schedule recurring virus definition file updates Archive previous virus definition files Create and deploy Antivirus agent installation tasks Run on-demand and scheduled antivirus scans on target devices Configure antivirus scan behavior and end user options Select which types of files to scan, and whether to scan for riskware Enable real-time file and email virus protection Scan for third-party antivirus scanner engines, and enable/disable real-time virus scanning and ensure up-to-date virus pattern files for those specific antivirus products View antivirus activity and status information for scanned devices Configure antivirus alerts Generate antivirus reports Security content types and subscriptions When you install Ivanti® Endpoint Manager or Ivanti® Endpoint Security for Endpoint Manager, the Patch and Compliance tool is included by default. However, without a Endpoint Security for Endpoint Manager content subscription, you can only scan for Ivanti software updates and custom definitions. A Endpoint Security for Endpoint Manager content subscription enables you to take full advantage of the Patch and Compliance tool (and Agent Settings tool) by providing access to additional security content (definition types), including antivirus scanner detection rules and the actual Ivanti Antivirus virus definition files used by the antivirus scanner. Security content types include: Antivirus updates (for third-party scanners, includes antivirus scanner detection content only; for Antivirus, includes both scanner detection content and virus definition files, as well as riskware definition files available in an extended database) Blocked applications (see the Legal disclaimer for the blocked applications type) Custom vulnerability definitions Driver updates Ivanti software updates Security threats (system configuration exposures; includes firewall detection and configuration) Software updates Spyware Vulnerabilities (known platform vulnerabilities, and application-specific vulnerabilities)