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and that your network is not currently under attack. If your network is under
attack, then you want to find out who is behind the attack and how they attacked.
You can check the following displays to monitor the security of your environment:
You can check the following status
conditions:
■ Content dates and version numbers
■ Client connections
■ Enabled and disabled protections
You can click Details to see the status for
each client.
Home > Endpoint Status
System security overview
You can click Details to see the status for
each security protection technology.
Home > Security Status
Network attack activityHome > Virus and Risks Activity Summary
You can select Network Threat Protection
to see information about attack types and
sources.
Monitors > Summary Type
The data on the Home page in the following displays represents only the clients
that connected in the past 12 hours or 24 hours:
■ Virus Definitions Distribution
■ Intrusion Prevention Signatures
■ Status Summary
Your Home page preference settings determine the time period for which Symantec
Protection Center displays data. If you have many clients that are frequently
offline, your best monitoring option is to go to the logs and reports. In the logs
and reports, you can filter the data to include offline clients.
163Managing mobile clients and remote clients
About monitoring remote clients