You can view the pre-defined attack set profiles and the user-defined attack set profiles available for the selected admin domain.
In the Manager, click Policy and select the required Domain.
Select Intrusion Prevention → Objects → Attack Set Profiles.
The Attack Set Profiles page is displayed.
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The fields displayed in this page are as follows:
Option
Definition
Name
Displays the name of the attack set profile.
Description
Displays the description of the attack set profile.
Ownership and Visibility
Owner Domain — Indicates the admin domain to which an attack set profile belongs.
Editable here — Indicates whether you can edit or delete an attack set profile from the current admin domain. You can edit but not delete the pre-defined attack set profile. You can edit or delete a user-defined attack set profile only from the admin domain from which it was created.Yes indicates that the attack set profile belongs to the current admin domain. If it is No, you cannot edit the attack set profile because it is defined at a parent admin domain.
Last Updated
Time — Displays the time when the attack set profile was last updated
By — Displays the user who modified the attack set profile.
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Click
to create an attack set profile. The Properties, Attack to Include/Exclude, and Attack to Blocktabs are explained in the sections that follow..png)
Select an attack set profile and click
to copy it. This is helpful especially if you want to use a non-editable attack set profile with slight changes..png)
Select any of the listed attack set profile and click
to edit or view the details. To edit in bulk, select more than one attack set profile and click to effect the same changes in all the selected attack set profiles..png)
Select an eligible attack set profile and click
to delete.