Marcos

Don't use Web Control but the URL management to block access to all sites with logging severity set to None:

Then you can add the desired urls to the Allowed url list.
Note that the content loaded from other than allowed websites will be blocked too.
You can enable password protection and override mode via a policy:

 
 

Firewall rules allow for specifying an application so you could block the communication for all applications but the IM.
In the static group sync task you can specify how to handle conflicts and computer / group extinctions:

If you mean a scheduled on-demand scan, it's not possible to stop running scans from the management console yet.
ESET does not offer a patch management solution but this may change in the future.
Please refer to https://help.eset.com/protect_install/90/en-US/db_backup.html
Computers can be moved between static groups only by an administrator or when syncing with AD:
https://help.eset.com/protect_admin/90/en-US/fs_using_ad_sync.html
ESET does not provide Application control. However, you can create HIPS rules to block applications at a specific path or ESET Inpect rules to detect and block files based on various information from version info, such as:
SignerName
CompanyName
FileDescription
ProductName
FileVersion
and many more.
You can create time slots in a policy:


and then use them in Web Control rules:

 
You can edit update settings in the Update and Scheduler section of a policy:

We strongly recommend to update from ESET's servers via an http proxy and keep default settings. This will ensure that protection against the latest malware will be delivered every few minutes. You can also update from a local mirror, however, this will limit updates to 4-5 per day:
https://help.eset.com/protect_install/90/en-US/mirror_tool_windows.html
 
You can get a list of installed 3rd party software into reports by enabling it in a management agent policy, however, as already mentioned we don't currently provide a patch management solution.

Installers are only available as dmg. As for deployment via Jamf, please refer to https://support.eset.com/en/kb7324. In case of issues,collect logs as per the instructions at https://support.eset.com/en/kb3404 and open a ticket with your local ESET distributor.
   

The release has been delayed by a few days due to the release of hotfixes for older versions 8.x.

The release has been delayed by a few days due to the release of hotfixes for older versions 8.x.

A detection will be added: PowerShell/Agent.GZ trojan

Do you have the latest version 15.1.12 installed? If not, try uninstalling the current version, download the installer from www.eset.com and install it. If you have the latest version. Try uninstalling and reinstalling it even if you have have the latest version and the issue persists after a reboot.

Appears that LiveGuard helped a lot to receive 100% L1 detection in this test: https://avlab.pl/en/recent-results/

Appears that LiveGuard helped a lot to receive 100% L1 detection in this test: https://avlab.pl/en/recent-results/

Appears that LiveGuard helped a lot to receive 100% L1 detection in this test: https://avlab.pl/en/recent-results/

You will have to exclude HTML/ScrInject.B detection globally in every file or website at your own risk.

EMS checks for a license registered to the email address used by the Google Play account on the device. If no license is found, a freemium version is activated. If you use a Google Play account associated with a different email address than your ESET registration email address, you can enter the license key yourself in the main menu -> License to activate a paid version of the product.

The obfuscated javascript is JS/Adware.ClickAdu, the detection is correct, it's NOT a false positive. There are several different detections and blocks of this script so the easiest thing to avoid detections and block would be by disabling protocol filtering or http/https scanning which we cannot obviously recommend for security reasons.

Is the device actually locked by ESET? Did you enable SIM card matching and changed the SIM card or deleted any contact on the SIM card?

What website are you referring to and how do you know it was 100% not compromised?

A notification would appear if you attempted to run a file which is temporarily blocked by LiveGuard while waiting for a verdict.

As of now you can use EES on a server as long as it works for you. However, it is not officially tested and supported.

This is a known issue, should be fixed in the next version of ESET products.

Make sure that you have logging of all blocked operations disabled in the advanced HIPS setup. If the HIPS log contains too many records, you can delete the appropriate dat file in safe mode.

If you are able to reproduce the situation when files are temporarily blocked by LiveGuard but are not listed in the Sent files log, I could provide you with a logging module to get more info about what's going on.

A detection for your sample was added yesterday. You can also submit samples via the built-in form, but I'd recommend not to submit anonymously. For some reason a lot of users submit anonymously without entering the email address, yet they expect us to reply.

Please carry on as follows:
With browsers closed, enable advanced logging under Help and support -> Technical support Launch a browser and reproduce the issue Stop logging Collect logs with ESET Log Collector and upload the generated archive here (only the ESET staff can access attachments).  

A detection for your sample was added yesterday. You can also submit samples via the built-in form, but I'd recommend not to submit anonymously. For some reason a lot of users submit anonymously without entering the email address, yet they expect us to reply.

A detection for your sample was added yesterday. You can also submit samples via the built-in form, but I'd recommend not to submit anonymously. For some reason a lot of users submit anonymously without entering the email address, yet they expect us to reply.