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HTTPS Website Decryption Configuring Real-Time Protection [Web Filtering] Controlling websites my family can access Sophos Home - Windows security center integration Direct Access or Single Sign On How to change the Sophos Home Dashboard language Disabling web protection Disabling/Enabling webcam protection Privacy Protection- Handling camera detections on Windows computers Welcome to Sophos Home- Let's Start popup See more Follow --> Direct Access or Single Sign On (SSO) provides a quick way to access your Sophos Home dashboard directly from a PC/Mac that is protected with Sophos Home.Note: Direct access will become the primary method to recover your account if you have enabled MFA and have lost access to your authenticator, as this will not require to go through the 2FA challenge.Enabling/Using Direct Access (SSO)1 - Open the Sophos Home application and click on My Activity or Manage Devices button:MacOS: Click on the Sophos Home shield > … > Manage DevicesWindows: Click on the Sophos Home shield on your system tray > DashboardThen, enter your Windows password (or just press enter if you have no password)Note: You can click "More choices to choose alternate authentication type2 - (If setting it up for the first time) Enter your Sophos Home account email and password 3- Check the box for “Allow the current user on this computer to access your dashboard without signing in”4 – The computer is now added to the Direct Access list, and will be able to directly access the Sophos Home Dashboard Revoking computers Direct Access (SSO)Sign into your Sophos Home dashboard OR access your Sophos Home dashboard directly from the antivirus (see step 1 here). Click on your email address, then choose My AccountEnter your Sophos Home account password to unlock the settingsAccess DEVICE PROTECTIONChoose Sign out at the bottom right, or Sign out All users accordinglyThe computer will no longer be able to access the dashboard without re-authenticating (to re-enable, follow the first section of this article).Related information MFA - How to enable Multi-Factor authenticationMFA -Multi-Factor Authentication Recovery Related articles Signing in to your Sophos Home Dashboard MFA - How to enable Multi-Factor authentication How to change the Sophos Home Dashboard language HTTPS Website Decryption Sophos Home Operating System Support Policy

Jump to videos Sophos Techvids – Expert Tutorials & Cybersecurity Insights Search The Techvids library gives you access to in-depth video tutorials, product demos, and troubleshooting guides to enhance your fundamental cybersecurity knowledge and get the most out of your products. Registering a Sophos Wireless access point for use in Sophos Central is a simple three-step affair. This quick video will show you how it's done.Skip ahead to these sections:0:00 Overview0:13 Register a new Access Point2:03 Configure an Access PointSophos Wireless docs: an Access Point: network requirements: Wireless FAQ: our Sophos Community!community.sophos.comHave a suggestion for a new video? Please visit our User Assistance forum on the Community to share your idea! Embed Embed Player Inline Embed Lightbox Embed Choose your embed type above, then paste the code on your website. Related Videos Sophos Wireless: APX Basic Settings Sophos Wireless: Social Login Setup using Google Sophos Wireless: APX Channel Settings Sophos Wireless: APX Guest Networks Sophos Wireless: APX Advanced Settings Sophos Central: Update Management and Software Packages Sophos Email: Google Directory Sync Sophos Endpoint: Reports Overview Sophos Firewall v20: Zero Touch Configuration Sophos DNS Protection: Initial Setup Sophos Phish Threat: Direct Email Delivery Sophos Support Fundamentals: Wireless Networks Sophos Central: Enable Remote Assistance Sophos Mobile (v9.6): Migration to Sophos Central Mobile Sophos Mobile (v9.5): How to use the Self-Service Portal (SSP) Sophos Mobile (v9.5): How to get Logs on Android and iOS Central Endpoint: How to Run the Sophos ZAP Tool Central Endpoint: How to Install Central Server on a Linux Server Central Endpoint: Disabling Tamper Protection for Deleted Devices Sophos Mobile (v9.5): Chrome OS Enrollment Sophos Mobile (v9.5): Chrome OS Management Sophos Mobile (v9.5): Android Enterprise QR Code Enrollment Sophos Wireless: APX Site Map and Floorplan Sophos Wireless: APX Synchronized Security Sophos Wireless: APX Hotspots Sophos Wireless: Dashboard Tour

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Always use the following permalink when referencing this page. It will remain unchanged in future help versions. For customers and partners with experience in Sophos products, Sophos offers the Support Certification Program or SCP. Upon successfully passing a Sophos Support-designed exam, or holding a current Sophos certification, this allows customers and partners access to a senior Sophos Support engineer when you need to interface with Sophos Support. This is a free offering to qualified customers and partners. Limited to Sophos Firewall and Central Endpoint Server technologies Offered via an online 45-minute individual exam that consists of Sophos product knowledge, and network and endpoint-related fundamentals. Only those who pass the exam will have access to the SCP program Once you successfully pass the exam, you will be provided a Welcome Letter outlining the program details and instructions on how to connect with a senior Sophos Support engineer Program access is valid for two years If you are a customer or partner who holds current Sophos certification in either of our core products (Sophos Firewall or Central Endpoint Server), you will continue to have access to the senior support to which you are entitled by your certification SCP compliments all support programs outlined in this document Currently limited to certain regions globally We also strongly encourage you to certify in all Sophos products for which you have either deployed, or are planning on deploying

Sophos Home Support September 16, 2024 19:07 Updated Follow --> Applies to: Sophos Home for macOSNote: Before installing Sophos Home, make sure that your computer meets the system requirements for installing Sophos Home. IMPORTANT: To avoid problems during the installation, please remove any 3rd party Antivirus software prior to installing Sophos Home.Also, disable any Firewalls, VPN software and/or network restrictions during the installation process (you may turn them back on when done)Video stepsNew users - step by step installationPlease review our currently supported OS list: System requirements and End of support for older macOS versions for compatibility concerns. Access the Sophos Home pageClick the "Free Trial" button to start the downloadWait for the Sophos Home Installer to finish downloadingNavigate to your Downloads folder and click on the Sophos Installer(OR: double-click on SophosInstall. This shows the installer content, where you will find the Sophos Installer) )Double-click on the Sophos Installer.app to start the installation.When a security prompt appears, click on Open.On the installation window, click Continue.Provide your administrator account password for your Mac and click OK. (Not your Sophos Home password)Wait for the installation to finish. This may take a few minutes.[If this is the first time installing Sophos Home on this Mac, be sure to allow Sophos extensions and drag the components to Full Disk Access. please see this article for assistance]You will see the Installation was successful message once the installation is completed. Click Close to exit.Review the Post Installation steps to complete the Full Disk Access and System Extensions messageExisting users - step by step installationFollow these steps if you are a Premium/existing user who wants to protect additional devices, or re-protect a device. Please review our currently supported OS list: System requirements and End of support for older macOS versions for compatibility concerns. Sign in to your Sophos Home dashboardClick on the Download (new users) or Add Device (existing users) buttons2a) If you already have computers on the dashboard, use the "Add Device" button instead and choose the appropriate option. (Click on an image to see it in full size) Wait for the Sophos Home Installer to finish downloadingNavigate to your Downloads folder and click on the Sophos Installer(OR: double-click on SophosInstall. This shows the installer content, where you will find the Sophos Installer) )Double-click on the Sophos Installer.app to start the installation.When a security prompt appears, click on Open.On the installation window, click Continue.Provide your administrator account password for your Mac and click OK. (Not your Sophos Home password)Wait for the installation to finish. This may take a few minutes.[If this is the first time installing Sophos Home on this Mac, be sure to allow Sophos extensions when prompted, and to grant Full disk Access to the component, please see this article for assistance]You will see the Installation was successful message once the installation is completed. Click Close to exit.Review the Post Installation steps to complete the Full Disk Access and System Extensions messagesPost Installation steps Some versions of macOS will require additional steps be performed

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