Guest Johny Posted April 15 Share Posted April 15 Recently, ESET suggested activating the ESET LiveGuard option where Documents—Includes Microsoft Office or PDF documents with or without active content are automatically sent for analysis of suspicious content on ESET servers. The question is the following, in the graphical interface option we have: delete immediately after analysis or the option to delete after thirty days. In this case, does deleting immediately mean it will be in real time? For users who enable the option, is there a significant privacy risk? If you leave only the default minus this documents option enabled, will each and every type of file be inspected online? Link to comment
Administrators Marcos 5,259 Posted April 15 Administrators Share Posted April 15 The option to delete files immediately after analysis is self-explanatory. The files that are subject to analysis will be deleted from the server as soon as the analysis has completed, typically within 5 minutes from submission. There is not privacy risk in submitting files. For more information about privacy policy, please read https://help.eset.com/elga/en-US/privacy_policy.html. Link to comment
Guest Johny Posted April 15 Share Posted April 15 In the case of document analysis, if this option is turned off, will the analysis for all other suspicious files continue to work? And finally, if the document is a false positive and contains confidential information, does the information from a recent detection retain the personal content of the document? (I didn't find this point in the privacy policy). Link to comment
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