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Priorities for Running Tasks
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IBM Proventia Network Enterprise Scanner User Guide, Version 1.3
Priorities for Running Tasks
Introduction
To determine the order of scanning, each task in a scan job is assigned a priority. The tasks
for all jobs assigned to a perspective run in priority order as follows:
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Ad hoc scans run before background scans.
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Discovery scans run before assessment scans.
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With assessment scans, tasks run in order of the criticality of the assets in the task.
Criticality and
assessment tasks
User-assigned criticality ratings indicate the relative importance of assets in a group. A
group can contain assets with different criticality ratings. When Enterprise Scanner
divides the job into tasks, it creates separate tasks for each criticality level and assigns
assets to the tasks with the corresponding criticality. Consequently, the assets in an
assessment task are of the same criticality, with the following results:
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An assessment scan contains at least one task for each asset criticality represented in
each group.
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Asset criticality affects the priority of the task.
Example:
If a scan job includes a group with one subgroup, and the group and subgroup
contain assets with all levels of criticality, the job will run as at least 11 tasks—one
management task and one task for each criticality in each group.
Task prioritization
Table 46 explains the reasons behind prioritization of scanning tasks:
Type of Scan
Reason for Prioritization
Ad hoc versus background
Ad hoc scans run at higher priority than background scans
because ad hoc scans fill extraordinary scanning needs:
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Ad hoc scans help you identify major changes to your network
or assess your assets against newly identified threats.
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Background scans are cyclical scans for on-going vulnerability
management.
Discovery vs. assessment
Assessment scans work only on already discovered assets.
Therefore, a discovery task has a higher priority so that assets
maybe discovered before the assessment scan runs.
Criticality of assets in
assessment scans
To ensure the best protection for your most critical assets, your
agent scans tasks in order of criticality from highest to lowest.
Table 46:
Reasons for task prioritization
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