Endpoint Protection

hello is ther a list of pre defined blocked apps by sep 11?

 Ar you talking about application control ?
Well there is no list of blocked application as by default Application control doesn't block any thing until and unless specified.

 As Vikram stated if you are talking about application and device control then no. I think you might be referring to some sort of list of blocked apps like "hack tools" or "torrent clients" or something. In this case no their isn't. SEP does utilize heuristic detection though so if you have a program on your machine that acts in a similar manner as a virus would then it might get picked up falsely by SEP but there is no predefined list just program behavior. If this wasn't what you meant or you need more info on this then you should post back with what you mean.

Thanks
Grant 

Are you pointing us towards the Centralized Exceptions/.

is there a list of known bad apps that are blocked or from experience ones that I shoudl block?

Hello Zendworksb
what does it mean bad app? games? torrent program,p2p programs (limeware,bearshare etc)
I can send you some applications.but i blocked via file fingerprint.
Thanks
Fatih

I think you're asking for something a lot of us have wished for.  Some comprehensive list of things people shouldn't be using that aren't necessarily viral or sometimes have a legitimate purpose.  Deciding what should and shouldn't be blocked varies so much between organizations, however, that there is little hope of it being a one-stop shop, but more of a guideline.  For example, at my university, Skype and Bittorrent are heavily used for legitimate purposes, but at your typical office building, they're a huge risk.

Keep in mind, NTP can block a lot of P2P traffic without careing about the program that is generating the traffic.

the client is looking for a good list of known apps that should be blocked i know it is different everywhere just looking for a good start

here my a few app list i hope you can use it

soliter	sol.exe	70E51F1F832EF9EE3091410F724055AC
free cell	freecell.exe	92F6059AE13334A257EB66274A4D058C
mine	winmine.exe	AD232A405070CA78FC43F3C1AF1A170B
Spider Solitare	spider.exe	83AA9C951B704C20129146B689278345
Pinball	pinball.exe	1D66852624D321737E65F252F76FE982
Hearts	mshearts.exe	CA6FBA711DF6AC747752F766381E9833
Utorrent	utorrent.exe	273E8C52E12B0E67913BBBF5CEF5B07E
		3AF137144D244E89ABE9FBF14829D1FA
		9AFC3B5E0831C4EAD6574EF564F29CBD
limeware	limeware.exe	A67790D08C4B04C1ABB1D8F749701D2D
		DBB25DAFCAEE7417DC7546CF7DF59D30
		3E51705F54DD663EC754BE17CAE320BB
		A91488859692334D14D1D902E1EF799E
		365418B2FEFCA481C6CE388DA076EAC2
		A91488859692334D14D1D902E1EF799E
		FC11138C793A036B6A9628688ED85D64
		858033601D5981D4ACCD6DC8E8F6BA45

I would argue there isn't a list of known apps that should be blocked. It's up to the client -- if they see something that they don't like, it can be blocked, but it may be a good opportunity for educating them, even though that's a tougher task than just throwing a list of a few games at them and saying that's it.

Are you looking for like this info.
What do P2P Applications do and How to block Peer to Peer Applications (P2P) using Symantec Endpoint Protection?