Host Intrusion Prevention 7.0.0 for ePO 4.0 Product Guide - McAfee

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Working with Host Intrusion Prevention Clients Overview of the Windows client About the Activity Log tab Use the Activity Log tab to configure the logging feature and track Host Intrusion Prevention actions. The Activity Log contains a running log of activity. Most recent activity appears at the bottom of the list. Column Time Event Source What it shows The date and time of the Host Intrusion Prevention action. The feature that performed the action. • Traffic indicates a firewall action. • Application indicates an application blocking action. • Intrusion indicates an IPS action. • System indicates an event relating to the software"s internal components. • Service indicates an event relating to the software"s service or drivers. The remote address that this communication was either sent to, or sent from. Intrusion Data NOTE: This column only appears if you select Create Sniffer Capture... in the McAfee Host Intrusion Prevention Options dialog box. An icon indicating that Host Intrusion Prevention saved the packet data associated with this attack. (This icon only appears for IPS log entries.) You can export the packet data associated with this log entry. Right-click the log entry to save the data to a Sniffer file. Application Message The program that caused the action. A description of the action, with as much detail as possible. You can clear the list either by deleting the log contents or saving it to a .txt file. To... Permanently delete the contents of the log Save the contents of the log and delete the list from the tab Do this... Click Clear. Click Save. In the Save Log File To dialog box that appears, name and save the .txt file. Customizing Activity Log options Use this task to customise activity log opions. Task 1 In the Host IPS client console, click the Activity Log tab. 2 Select or deselect an option as needed. Select... Traffic Logging - Log All Blocked Traffic Logging - Log All Allowed Filter Options - Traffic To do this... Log all blocked firewall traffic. Log all allowed firewall traffic. Filter the data to display blocked and allowed firewall traffic. 98 McAfee Host Intrusion Prevention 7.0 Product Guide for use with ePolicy Orchestrator 4.0
Working with Host Intrusion Prevention Clients Overview of the Solaris client Select... Filter Options - Applications Filter Options - Intrusions To do this... Filter the data to display events caused by applications. Filter the data to display intrusions. NOTE: You can enable and disable logging for the firewall traffic, but not for the IPS or application blocking features. However, you can choose to hide these events in the log by filtering them out. Overview of the Solaris client The Host Intrusion Prevention Solaris client identifies and prevents potentially harmful attempts to compromise a Solaris server’s files and applications. It protects the server’s operating system along with Apache and Sun web servers, with an emphasis on preventing buffer overflow attacks. Policy enforcement with the Solaris client Not all policies that protect a Windows client are available for the Solaris client. In brief, Host Intrusion Prevention protects the host server from harmful attacks but does not offer firewall protection. The valid policies are listed here. With this policy... These options are available... HIP 7.0 GENERAL: Client UI Trusted Networks Trusted Applications None except admin or time-based password to allow use of the troubleshooting tool. None Only Mark as trusted for IPS and New Process Name to add trusted applications. HIP 7.0 IPS: IPS Options • Enable HIPS • Enable Adaptive Mode • Retain existing Client Rules IPS Protection All IPS Rules • Exception Rules • Signatures (default and custom HIPS rules only) Note: NIPS signatures and Application Protection Rules are not available. IPS Events IPS Client Rules Search IPS Exception Rules HIP7.0 FIREWALL HIP 7.0 APPLICATION BLOCKING All All All None None McAfee Host Intrusion Prevention 7.0 Product Guide for use with ePolicy Orchestrator 4.0 99
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