About Configuring Application Control
To configure application control, default rule sets are available as shown in the table below.
| Configuration item | Remarks and more information |
|---|---|
| Default rule set — Application Blocking | This rule set is implemented by default after the initial setup. You can configure it as needed, see Application Blocking. |
| Default rule set — Tenant Restriction | This rule set is implemented by default after the initial setup. You can configure it as needed, see Tenant Restriction. |
| Default rule set — Activity Control | This rule set is implemented by default after the initial setup. You can configure it as needed, see Activity Control. For more information about this rule set and how to configure it, see Elements of the Activity Control Rule Set, Configuring Rules for Activity Control, and Configure Activity Control and Monitor User Activities. For information about how to create your own rule set for activity control, see Create an Activity Control Ruleset. |
| Default rule set — Application Coaching | This rule set is implemented by default after the initial setup. You can configure it as needed, see Application Coaching. |
| Default rule set — YouTube Control | This rule set is implemented by default after the initial setup. You can configure it as needed, see YouTube Control. |
| Feature Configuration — Default Gateway Anti-Malware | This Feature Configuration is an instance of a configuration for the Anti-Malware for GAM feature. It is implemented by default after the initial setup. GAM stands for Gateway Anti-Malware. You can copy (clone) this default instance and configure the cloned instance, see Anti-Malware for GAM — Feature Configuration. |
For more information about these rule sets, see Rule Sets for Configuring Application Control.