(See Administration > System Settings > Ranking.)

More importantly, each severity level is associated with a severity value this value is multiplied by a computer's Asset Value to determine the Ranking of an Event. Severity levels can be useful as sorting criteria when viewing a list of intrusion prevention rules.

Severity: Setting the severity of a rule has no effect on how the rule is implemented or applied.

Higher priority rules are applied before lower priority rules. Priority: The priority level of the rule. When you edit an application type from here, the changes are applied to all security elements that use it. You can edit application types from this panel. Custom Intrusion Prevention Rules that you write yourself will be editable, in which case the Rules tab will be visible.Īpplication Type: The application type under which this intrusion prevention rule is grouped. Instead, if the Intrusion Prevention Rule requires (or allows) configuration, those configuration options will be available on the Configuration tab. Intrusion Prevention Rules from Trend Micro are not directly editable through Workload Security.

Minimum Agent/Appliance Version: The minimum version of the agent required to support this intrusion prevention rule.Ĭlicking New ( ) or Properties ( ) displays the Intrusion Prevention Rule Properties window.Description: The description of the intrusion prevention rule.Name: The name of the intrusion prevention rule.Click Policies > Intrusion Prevention Rules.The properties of intrusion prevention rules include information about the rule and the exploit against which it protects. See information about an intrusion prevention rule The license type is Endpoint if all of the assigned rules have Endpoint & Workload rule availability, and it is Workload if at least one of the assigned rules has Workload rule availability. Workload rule availability means the rule can only be assigned when the license type is 'Workload'. Endpoint & Workload indicates this rule can be assigned under both 'Endpoint' and 'Workload' licenses. The 'Rule Availability' column provides information about the available license types for the rule. To see the list, click Policies, and then below Common Objects/Rules click Intrusion Prevention Rules. You can also see the TippingPoint rule ID in the list of assigned intrusion prevention rules in the policy and computer editor. In the Advanced Search for intrusion prevention, you can search on the TippingPoint rule ID. The 'TippingPoint' column contains the equivalent Trend Micro TippingPoint rule ID. In the list, rules are grouped by application type, and some rule properties appear in different columns. You can search for intrusion prevention rules, and open and edit rule properties. The Policies page provides a list of intrusion prevention rules. Perform the tasks in the sections below to configure and work with intrusion prevention rules.įor an overview of the intrusion prevention module, see Block exploit attempts using intrusion prevention.

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