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marek1_119131
Nimbostratus
Mar 11, 2013BIG-IP ASM security model
Hello!
I have been testing trial of virtual edition of big ip asm and I'm little confused while configuring it. I made a policy manually and enabled attack signatures too. It is now using positi...
Mike_Maher
Nimbostratus
Mar 11, 2013Yes....... kind of..... Personally I wouldn't say you are using either the positive or negative security model until you have refined your policy and have them in blocking not learning mode.
I would say you are in policy building mode right now as you are not enforcing anything yet, but yes essentially building a policy that tracks file types, URLs, parameters, parameter values and so on would be a positive security model, and the attack signatures, anomaly detection and such would be negative security.
Or another way of thinking of it
Positive Security = White Listing
Negative Security = Black Listing
If you want to test just using Attack Signatures then go into your policy blocking settings (Application Security > Policy > Blocking > Settings) and turn off Learn, Alarm, and Block for all violation, except Attack Signatures.
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