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New Admin Quick Start | Forcepoint Web Security and Forcepoint URL Filtering | v8.5.x
You have completed the New Admin Quick Start tutorial. You have the basic tools you need to start working with your web protection software.
There are a number of additional features that you can use to add even more precision and flexibility to your deployment. These features are described in detail in the Administrator Help (accessible via the Help button in the Forcepoint Security Manager toolbar).
For Super Administrators:
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Configure Content Gateway analysis to provide security analysis for files and inbound and outbound content, as well as tunneled protocol detection, real-time content categorization for dynamic content, and SSL decryption.
Go to the Settings > Scanning > Scanning Options page.
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Configure a variety of policy enforcement settings, including which policy to use when multiple group policies could apply, default quota time allotments and quota session length, bandwidth enforcement thresholds, and more.
Go to the Settings > General > Filtering page.
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Enable alerting to ensure that administrators receive notification about potential problems with your deployment, or with users' Internet activity.
Go to the Settings > Alerts > Enable Alerts page.
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Configure transparent identification agents and specify how users are identified for policy enforcement.
Go to the Settings > General > User Identification page.
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Configure how much user-identifying information appears in reporting log records, and which categories are logged.
Go to the Settings > General > Logging page.
For administrators with policy management permissions:
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Create custom categories or recategorize individual sites (recategorized URLs).
Go to Policy Management > Filter Components and click Edit Categories.
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Configure protocol filters for increased control over Internet protocols, like those used for instant messaging and peer-to-peer file sharing.
Go to Policy Management > Filters and click a filter name, or click Add.
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Configure cloud app filters to control the cloud applications that can be used by your clients.
Go to Policy Management > Filters and click Add in the Cloud App Filters section.
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Define keywords to gain a higher level of control over which sites clients can access.
Go to Policy Management > Filter Components and click Edit Categories, then select a category.
For reporting administrators:
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The Investigative Reporting Quick Start provides a step-by-step guide to uncovering the information most useful to your organization.
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The Presentation Reporting Quick Start gives comprehensive instructions for creating graphical or tabular reports for sharing.
As you explore the Forcepoint Security Manager, if you have questions about what a feature does or how to use a function, go to Help > Explain This Page.
In addition, visit the Support Portal any time to find tips, video tutorials, an extensive Knowledge Base, and product documentation.

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