HP Sure Click - is it supposed to work with malware test sites?

[_dh_]

I got a new HP EliteBook x360 1030 G3 and try to figure out the HP Client Security features.

HP Sure Click seems promising, but I have a genuine question:

Is HP Sure Click not supposed to "work correctly" (by blocking the pages or at least come up with an error or warning), when I access sucht malware test sites like http://metal.fortiguard.com/ or http://www.wicar.org/test-malware.html ?

I am using the HP Sure Click Secure Browser and HP Sure Click Desktop Console shows me the status is ok (all green). I start up the live view and I see Micro-VM's for all tabs I open. Now I visit both sites above and I do the tests.. and tests fail (no warning, no blocking..). Except the EICAR test which is blocked by Windows Defender.

When I use a any browser on any other machine (Opera, Firefox, Chrome, IE, Edge, etc), my access is blocked.

Even when I use any other browser (without the Sure Click extension installed!) on the same EliteBook, I get blocked.

I wonder.. is Sure Click actually working correctly? At least it does not show me any error.

Dan

[_dh_]

Anyone?

[Surreal2]

According to Sure Click help it won't block but contain it in the VM

When HP Sure Click is installed, it opens websites and untrusted documents in a micro-VM (virtual machine). The micro-VM acts as a container that prevents malware from infecting your computer. If a website or document tries to infect your computer with malicious code, it will be contained within the micro-VM. This means your computer will not be infected. If you see malware attempting to run, close the browser tab or document to end the micro-VM session and destroy the malware.

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