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Rajit_171155
Nimbostratus
Sep 22, 2014Best practices for attack signature update/maintenance on ASM
We are looking for suggestions regarding best practices for attack signature update/maintenance on ASM in an university environment. We would like to have inputs for the following questions
How...
Thomas_Gobet_91
Cirrostratus
Sep 22, 2014Hi,
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Attacks signatures should be updated as often as you can. You won't need to apply each version, it will depend on what you have to protect.
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Again it depends on which security management you apply. To avoid some false positives, you have to change blocking signatures to staging mode. I usually do that, you'll avoid to be waked up at 3am for "nothing".
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Yes you can do that. Each ASM policy is isolated from others. So on your QA policy, you can update a policy whereas on your prod one you don't apply the update.
dennypayne
Employee
Sep 24, 2014Actually I don't think 3 is possible on the same device. Attack signature updates are global and there doesn't appear to be any way to update them on a per policy basis (at least not as of 11.5.1).
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