to your Symantec Endpoint Protection Manager console. Navigate to the Policies tab. Select Exceptions from the policy list. Edit your existing Exception Policy or create a new one. Click Add > Windows Exceptions > Trusted Web Domain . Enter the URL (e.g., *.example.com ) and click OK .
Wildcards: Ensure you aren't using unnecessary wildcards. Usually, entering "domain.com" will automatically cover subdomains depending on your SEP version.
Navigate to Status > Browser Protection .
Don’t panic. Here’s exactly how to unblock a website, whether you’re an end-user or an administrator.
This is the most common way to allow a website that SEP is incorrectly flagging as malicious.
and then choose DNS Domain from the "Address Type" dropdown. Input the Domain you want to allow (e.g., ://website.com ).
to your Symantec Endpoint Protection Manager console. Navigate to the Policies tab. Select Exceptions from the policy list. Edit your existing Exception Policy or create a new one. Click Add > Windows Exceptions > Trusted Web Domain . Enter the URL (e.g., *.example.com ) and click OK .
Wildcards: Ensure you aren't using unnecessary wildcards. Usually, entering "domain.com" will automatically cover subdomains depending on your SEP version.
Navigate to Status > Browser Protection .
Don’t panic. Here’s exactly how to unblock a website, whether you’re an end-user or an administrator.
This is the most common way to allow a website that SEP is incorrectly flagging as malicious.
and then choose DNS Domain from the "Address Type" dropdown. Input the Domain you want to allow (e.g., ://website.com ).
