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Security Analytics Engine 1.1 - User Guide

Security Analytics Engine Overview Plugins Conditions Shared Policies Applications Auditing Issued Alerts Policy Overrides Fallback Password Security Settings Glossary

Managing shared risk policies

After a shared risk policy is added, it appears on the Shared Policies page where it can be edited or deleted.
To edit a shared risk policy
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On the Shared Policies page, select the shared risk policy to edit.
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Click the button to open the Edit Shared Policy dialog.
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(Optional) To change the alerting configuration for the shared risk policy, click Alerting to expand the section and make any necessary changes.
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To change the conditions currently used by the shared risk policy, click the button to open the Select conditions to monitor dialog.
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After making changes to the selected conditions, click OK to close the Select conditions to monitor dialog and return to the Edit Shared Policy dialog.
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Use the slider bars to assign each condition a percentage according to how much of a risk you consider a user that triggers the condition during an access attempt.
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To add or edit the modifiers for a condition, use the button to the left of the condition name to open the Select condition modifiers dialog.
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After selecting modifiers for the condition, click OK to close the dialog.
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Each modifier will now appear listed beneath the original condition with a scroll bar set at 100%. Move the slider to set the impact each modifier will have on the condition score. Depending on how each modifier was configured on the Conditions page (Can increase risk, Can decrease risk, or Can both increase or decrease risk), the following settings are available:
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0% - A modifier set to this percentage will automatically cause the condition score to be 0% regardless of any other modifiers triggered. (Can decrease risk or Can both increase or decrease risk)
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10%-90% - A modifier set to any percentage between these two will decrease the condition score when triggered. (Can decrease risk or Can both increase or decrease risk)
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100% - A modifier set to this percentage will not impact the condition when triggered. (Can decrease risk, Can increase risk, or Can both increase or decrease risk)
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110%-200% - A modifier set to any percentage between these two will increase the condition score when triggered. (Can increase risk or Can both increase or decrease risk)
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(Optional) To preview possible risk scores that can occur for the shared risk policy, click the button in the upper right corner of the dialog to enable Preview Mode. Edits to the shared risk policy are allowed while preview mode is active.
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Select the check boxes to the left of any conditions or modifiers to preview the risk score that will occur if they are triggered during an access attempt. The Risk Score field at the top of the dialog will update as selections are made.
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Click the button to close preview mode.
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After making edits, click Save to save the changes and close the dialog.
To delete a shared risk policy
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NOTE: You must remove the shared risk policy from each application using the Applications page before you will be able to delete the shared risk policy on the Shared Policies page. See To delete a shared risk policy from an application for more information.
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On the Shared Policies page, select the shared risk policy to delete.
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Click the button to delete the shared risk policy.
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A dialog is displayed confirming that you want to delete the shared risk policy. Click the Delete button.

Shared Policy wizard

The Shared Policy wizard consists of a series of dialogs displayed when the button or the button are clicked on the Shared Policies page. This wizard is used to create risk policies that can be shared by multiple applications.
The following table provides a description of the options available in the Shared Policy wizard.
 
Table 24. Shared Policy wizard
Add Shared Policy/Edit Shared Policy dialogs
These dialogs allow you to add or edit a shared risk policy. They are accessed by either clicking the button to open the Add Shared Policy dialog, or selecting a previously created shared risk policy and clicking the button to open the Edit Shared Policy dialog.
Policy Name
Enter a unique name for the shared risk policy.
Description
(Optional) Enter a brief description for the shared risk policy.
Disable Policy Override
Select this check box to disable overrides for this risk policy. This setting applies to all applications that use the shared risk policy.
How does this work?
Click this link to open the Using the Policy Editor dialog which provides a brief overview of how to use the Policy Editor. Click Close to close the dialog.
Click this button to open the Select conditions to monitor dialog. Click OK to close the dialog.
Click this button to preview the risk policy. Once preview mode is active, select any of the check boxes to the left of a condition or modifier name to preview the risk score that would occur should the selected items be triggered during an access attempt. The Risk Score field displays the risk score that would occur if all of the selected conditions and modifiers were triggered.
Click the button to close preview mode.
Save
Click this button to save the shared risk policy.
Close
Click this button to close the dialog. If changes were made to the shared risk policy, a warning will appear allowing you to select whether or not to save the changes before closing the dialog.
Alerting section - This section of the wizard allows you to configure alerting for the shared risk policy. Click Alerting to display the available settings.
IMPORTANT: When multiple, identical alerts for the same risk policy occur within a 5 minute period, the Security Analytics Engine will only send one alert. If alerting is used in risk policies with multiple conditions, you may want to assign different scores for each condition since there is a chance that a user may attempt access twice in that 5 minute window and trigger different conditions yet still cause the same score.
Notify Admin
Select the check box to begin sending email alerts and in the field enter the email address of the person that will be receiving the alerts.
Notify User
Select the check box to send an email alert to the user attempting access when they exceed a certain score.
If Notify User is selected, click this button to open the Customize User Alert Email dialog which is used for customizing the subject and descriptive body text of the alert email sent to the user. Once edits are made, click Accept to close the dialog.
Alert When
Select one of the following options:
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Always - Send alerts when a risk policy is evaluated by the application and when the application updates user behavior data.
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Only when specified - Sends an alert when the risk policy used for evaluation generates a risk score for the application.
Scores <nn> Or More
In this field enter the minimum risk score (1-100) a user must receive in order for an alert to be sent.
The following appear based on the selections made on the Select conditions to monitor dialog. For each category, a slider bar will appear for each of the conditions and moves from left to right to increase the condition score in increments of ten between 0%-100%. A condition set to 0% will not impact the risk score when triggered and a condition set to 100% will cause the highest possible risk score when triggered.
Application
Beneath this collapsible heading are the selected conditions within the Application category.
Behavior
Beneath this collapsible heading are the selected conditions within the Behavior category.
Location
Beneath this collapsible heading are the selected conditions within the Location category.
Network
Beneath this collapsible heading are the selected conditions within the Network category.
User
Beneath this collapsible heading are the selected conditions within the User category.
This button appears to the left of each condition name and when clicked will display the modifiers currently assigned to the condition. If no modifiers are currently selected for the condition, this button will be grayed out.
This button appears to the left of each condition name and when clicked opens the Select condition modifiers dialog. Click OK to close the dialog once selections are made.
This button appears to the left of each modifier name and when clicked will remove the modifier from the condition.
The following sliders appear for each modifier selected on the Select condition modifiers dialog, depending on how it was configured on the Conditions page (Can increase risk, Can decrease risk, or Can both increase or decrease risk):
The Can increase risk slider moves in increments of ten between 100%-200%. A modifier set to 100% will not impact the condition when triggered and a modifier set between 110%-200% will increase the condition score.
The Can decrease risk slider moves in increments of ten between 0%-100%. A modifier set to 100% will not impact the condition when triggered and a modifier set to between 10%-90% will decrease the condition score. A modifier set to 0% will cancel out the condition score
The Can both increase or decrease risk slider moves in increments of ten between 0%-200%. A modifier set to 0% will cancel out the condition score, a modifier set to between 10%-90% will decrease the condition score, a modifier set to 100% will not impact the condition when triggered, and a modifier set between 110%-200% will increase the condition score.
Select conditions to monitor/Select condition modifiers dialog
These dialogs allow you to add or edit the conditions/modifiers selected for the shared risk policy. They are accessed by either clicking the button to open the Select conditions to monitor dialog, or selecting the button associated with a condition to open the Select condition modifiers dialog.
Name
This column displays the names of all available conditions/modifiers. Select the check box for a condition/modifier to use it within the shared risk policy.
Type
This column displays the type of condition/modifier.
Close
Click this button to close the dialog if no changes have been made. This button is replaced by the OK button if changes have been made.
OK
Click this button to save changes and return to the Add Policy/Edit Policy dialog. This button replaces the Close button if changes have been made.

Applications

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Introduction
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Risk policies
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Applications page
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Adding and managing applications
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Adding and managing risk policies
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Application wizard

Introduction

Before an application can use the Security Analytics Engine to generate risk scores, an application definition must be added and configured within the Security Analytics Engine Administration web site using the Applications page. In addition to adding an application, you also need to configure the risk policies for that application to determine how the Security Analytics Engine evaluates the risk of allowing a user to access the application as well as any risk policies which will be used for alerting. Although client applications use only one risk policy at a time for evaluating access attempts, all risk policies associated with an application that are configured for alerting will also send alerts if they are triggered during an access attempt. For more information on the different uses for risk policies, see Risk policies.
From the Home page of the Security Analytics Engine Administration web site, click on the Applications link to open the Applications page where you can create and manage applications and risk policies.
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