Appliance Configuration
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Viewing Infected Devices
In the
Infected Devices
page you can see information about infected devices and servers in the
internal networks. You can also directly create an exception rule for a specified protection related
to an infected or possibly infected device or server.
The Infected Devices table shows this information for each entry:
•
Icon - Shows icons for the different classifications of infected devices and servers:
Description
Host Icon Server Icon
Infected device or server - When the Anti-Bot blade detects suspicious
communication between the host or server and an external Command
& Control center due to a specified triggered protection.
Possibly infected device or server - When the Anti-Virus blade detects
an activity that
may
result in host or server infection. For example:
•
When you browse to an infected or a potentially unsafe Internet
site, there is a possibility that malware was installed.
•
When you download an infected file, there is a possibility that the
file was opened or triggered and infected the host or server.
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Object name - Shows the object name if the host or server was configured as a network object.
•
IP/MAC address
•
Device/User Name - Shows a device or user name if the information is available to the Check
Point Appliance through DHCP or User Awareness.
•
Incident type - Shows the detected incident type:
•
Found bot activity
•
Downloaded a malware
•
Accessed a site known to contain malware
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Severity - Shows the severity of the malware:
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Low
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Medium
•
High
•
Critical
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Protection name - Shows the Anti-Bot or Anti-Virus protection name.
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Last incident - The date of the last incident.
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Incidents - Shows the total number of incidents on the device or server in the last month. If
there is a large amount of records, the time frame may be shorter.
To filter the infected devices list:
1.
Click
Filter
.
2.
Select one of the filter options:
•
Servers only
- Shows only machines that were identified as servers (and not any
machine/device). Servers are defined as server objects in the system from the
Access
Policy
>
Servers
page.
•
Possibly infected only
- Shows only devices or servers classified as possibly infected.
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