Symantec Security Expressions Server manual

SecurityExpressions Server User Guide

1.The name for the new rule must be .CONFIGURE.

2.The check type can be blank, or you can type CONFIGURE.

3.In the Parameters tab, the Config parameter is set to .CONFIGURE (Config=.CONFIGURE). When you set the Config key, the WizParams tab appears. On this tab you can type text using the WizParams syntax that controls the available text, input options, and parameters to modify in the Wizard.

4.View the WizParams tab to see the syntax that defines the Wizard's display for the rule. This example displays the question, "Enable safety net for NSA parameters?" In the Wizard you can select Yes or No.

The Wizard tab displays MoreInfo for this .CONFIGURE rule and the options defined in the Wizparams.

5.Review the CrashOnAuditFull rule in the Parameters tab. Note the Modifiers parameter, %get(.CONFIGURE:SAFETYNSA). The %get function calls the .CONFIGURE rule and uses the setting that enables the safety net setting for NSA parameters.

If you open the NSA Guidelines for Windows XP and Windows 2000 policy file, in the Preview pane you can click Configure to see the Wizard and the available options. If your policy file does not have a .CONFIGURE rule, the Configure link does not appear in the Preview pane.

Tip: This example describes how to use a .CONFIGURE rule in the console application. Rather than change the parameters there, you can select the variable settings in the server application

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Contents

SecurityExpressions Server User Guide Page Table Of Contents Page Table Of Contents Page Vii Page Contacting Us Page Technical Support Contacting Technical SupportPage Other Products SecurityExpressions ConsolePage Overview About SecurityExpressions Audit & Compliance ServerPage Self-Service Audit What is Self-Service Auditing?Self-Service Audit Agreement How to Audit your Local Computer Displays on the page. No detailed audit results appear Configure Servers About Server ConfigurationLocal Server Settings Pages with Role Settings Viewing Audit Results SetupDatabase Connection Secure Connection Windows 2000 Servers Credential Store User Click OK on the Default Web Site Properties windowCreating Credential Stores Enable Web Services SecurityExpressions Console Credential StoresSoftware Registration Site Preferences Access Global Machine List Access User Roles Item Rights Library Synchronization Policy File LibraryCheck the Synchronize with a policy file library box About Policy Files How System Scores are Calculated Default method for remote execution on Windows Agent & Service ConfigurationTarget Options SSH Agent Authentication Database Cleanup Update Task CancelPolicies Add Task Site Preferences Agent DownloadsClick Use the Following Agreement Allow Remediation Page What is Audit-on-Connect? Audit-On-ConnectPolicies Policies TablePage Adding Policies Editing Policies Configuring with Run-Time Policy Variables Deleting PoliciesPage Scopes ScopesAdd a New Scope Page Edit a Scope Scopes Table Deleting Scopes DNS Domain Name ScopesExpression Scopes Supported Operators Org Unit Scopes Supported FunctionsDetection Method Scopes Notifications Creating New Command Notifications Creating New Email NotificationsClick Add New Editing Notifications Click Add New Creating New Command Notifications Deleting Notifications Notification Variables Exceptions ExceptionsExceptions Table Column Description Adding Exceptions Specify Password and Encrypted Password Connection MonitorsDeleting Exceptions Connection Monitors Remove Configuring Connection MonitorsEnabling Connection Monitors Connection Monitor Configuration File IP Range Section Default Options Configuration File Syntax Processing the Configuration FileActive Directory Active Directory Connection Monitor only Network Slow Links Trace Route Information Network Admissions ControlUnmanaged Systems Initial Token Healthy Quarantined/UnknownReaudit if quarantined Redirection Web Redirection Web Page Behavior Audit on Connect TracingAudit on Connect Tracing Page Page What is Audit-on-Schedule? Audit-On-SchedulePage Adding Policies Editing Policies Deleting Policies Page Notifications Click Add New Click Add New Deleting Notifications My Machine Lists My Machine Lists Adding Machine Lists Editing Machine Lists Scheduled Tasks Deleting Machine ListsEditing Global Machine Lists Scheduled Tasks Basic Settings Adding Scheduled Tasks Schedule Settings Hosts Not Connected Settings Other Options Settings Credentials Settings Windows Group Access Editing Scheduled Tasks Schedule Settings Notifications Other Options Settings Deleting Scheduled Tasks Page View Audit-On-Connect Activity Browse Audit-On-Connect ActivityAudit-On-Connect Activity Table Column Description Adding a New Audit-On-Connect Report Profile Editing Report Profiles Deleting Report Profiles Audit-On-Connect Error Log Report Audit-On-Connect Exceptions ReportPage Browse Audit Results View Audit ResultsAdding a New Audit Results Report Profile Page Scheduled Audits Log Report Adding Custom Reports to the Server ApplicationEditing Audit Report Results Profiles Deleting Audit Report Results ProfilesPage Glossary Page Configure Index IP address 33, 44, 45 Rule weights