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Host Intrusion Prevention 7.0.0 for ePO 4.0 Product Guide - McAfee

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Configuring Application Blocking Policies<br />

Working with Application Blocking Rules policies<br />

1 Go to Systems | Policy Catalog and select <strong>Host</strong> <strong>Intrusion</strong> <strong>Prevention</strong>: Application<br />

Blocking in the <strong>Product</strong> list and Application Blocking Options in the Category list.<br />

The list of policies appears.<br />

2 In the Application Blocking Options policy list, click Edit under Actions to change the<br />

settings <strong>for</strong> a custom policy.<br />

Figure 26: Application Blocking Options<br />

3 In the Application Blocking Options page that appears, make any needed changes,<br />

then click Save.<br />

Working with Application Blocking Rules policies<br />

Application blocking rules determine whether specific applications are blocked from running,<br />

hooking, or both. Apply application blocking rules only after having run in adaptive or learn<br />

mode to determine which applications are present and perhaps vulnerable in your environment.<br />

You should examine all learned rules be<strong>for</strong>e moving them to a policy. Use application blocking<br />

rules only after a set period of over all policy fine-tuning. If applications change regularly,<br />

application blocking is not recommended; however, if your environment has a fairly fixed set<br />

of applications, this feature can add another layer of security without additional administrative<br />

work.<br />

This policy category contains a single default policy, which provides application blocking <strong>for</strong><br />

<strong>McAfee</strong> and general Windows applications, and an editable My Default policy. You can view<br />

and duplicate the preconfigured policy as wall as copy selected rules in it to another policy; you<br />

can edit, rename, duplicate, delete, and export custom policies.<br />

Within the policy you can add, edit, duplicate, or delete rules. You can also move rules up or<br />

down in the list or to another policy.<br />

On the Policy Catalog policy list page, click New Policy to create a new custom policy; click<br />

Duplicate under Actions to create a new custom policy based on an existing policy.<br />

Change the policy’s assignment on the Policy Assignment page. For a group, go to Systems<br />

| System Tree, select a group, and then on the Policies tab click Edit Assignment.. For a<br />

system go to Systems | System Tree, select a group that contains the system, and then on<br />

the System tab, select the system and select More Actions | Modify Policies on a Single<br />

System.<br />

Tasks<br />

Configuring an Application Blocking Rules policy<br />

<strong>McAfee</strong> <strong>Host</strong> <strong>Intrusion</strong> <strong>Prevention</strong> 7.0 <strong>Product</strong> <strong>Guide</strong> <strong>for</strong> use with ePolicy Orchestrator <strong>4.0</strong><br />

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