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Possibly to mute "attacks" from one ip address?
rmoc
Mar 19, 2020 10:13 AM
Someone's doing scans from another area of my org. That's ok, but it's blowing up my SEPM logs and alerts. ...
Stefan
Apr 02, 2020 03:22 AM
If you know who is doing these scans (for example if they are authorized Vulnerability scans) then you ...
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Someone's doing scans from another area of my org. That's ok, but it's blowing up my SEPM logs and alerts. Is there any way to "mute" attacks from a certain ip address?
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If you know who is doing these scans (for example if they are authorized Vulnerability scans) then you can exclude the IP address in the Intrusion Prevention Policy -> Excluded hosts.
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Subject: Possibly to mute "attacks" from one ip address?
Someone's doing scans from another area of my org. That's ok, but it's blowing up my SEPM logs and alerts. Is there any way to "mute" attacks from a certain ip address?
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