Security Audit

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The Security audit checks the phone's status regarding battery level, bluetooth status, free disk space, etc.
 
To run a Security audit manually, tap Audit. A detailed report will be displayed.
 
A green check next to each item indicates that the value is above the threshold or that the item does not represent a security risk.
 
A yellow icon means that at least one of the items is below the threshold or that the item could represent a potential security risk. Tap the item to see detailed results.
 
A red exclamation mark indicates that the item is below the threshold or that the item represents a security risk and should be fixed.
 
If you wish to fix the status of the item highlighted in red, tap the item and confirm by tapping Yes.

 

Settings
 
Security audit is scheduled to run periodically every 24 hours by default. If you wish to turn off periodic audit, deselect the Audit periodically option.
 
If the Fix automatically option is enabled, ESET Mobile Security will automatically attempt to fix the items at risk (e.g. bluetooth status) without user interaction. This option only applies to a periodic (scheduled) audit.
 
The Stored logs option allows you to define the maximum number of logs to be stored in the Audit Logs section.
 
The Audit period option allows you to define how often the periodic (scheduled) audit will be performed.
 
To adjust the threshold value at which the Free disk space and Battery level will be considered as low, use the Free disk space threshold and Battery level threshold options.

 

In the Items to audit tab, select the items to be checked during the periodic (scheduled) audit.

 

The Audit Logs section contains logs providing comprehensive data about performed periodic and manually-triggered audits. Each log contains the date and time of the event and detailed results of each item.

 

The Task Manager provides you with an overview of all processes, services and tasks running on your device. ESET Mobile Security allows you to stop the processes, services and tasks not run by the system. These are indicated by a red icon (x).

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