Some staff have local administrator rights on their laptops for legacy software. How can the ICT team stop them, or malware running under their accounts, from uninstalling the managed antivirus agent?
Certains membres du personnel ont des droits d'administrateur local sur leur portable pour un ancien logiciel. Comment l'équipe TIC peut-elle les empêcher, eux ou un logiciel malveillant agissant sous leur compte, de désinstaller l'agent antivirus géré ?
Answers
AHide the antivirus icon in the taskbarMasquer l'icône de l'antivirus dans la barre des tâches
BRequire a console-set password to uninstall or change the agentExiger un mot de passe défini dans la console pour désinstaller ou modifier l'agent
CRename the antivirus program folderRenommer le dossier du programme antivirus
DSend users a signed memo instructing them never to uninstall the antivirusEnvoyer aux utilisateurs une note signée leur ordonnant de ne jamais désinstaller l'antivirus
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