Custom Policies in Security Center allow you to define specific rules and settings for scanning activities. These policies can be tailored to meet the unique requirements of your environment. Below are some key aspects of Custom Policies:
- Policy Creation: You can create custom policies by specifying various parameters such as scan types, schedules, and target systems.
- Rule Configuration: Customize the scanning rules by defining what should be scanned and how it should be scanned.
- Integration with Other Features: Custom Policies can be integrated with other Security Center features such as vulnerability management and threat intelligence.
For more detailed information on creating and managing custom policies, please refer to our Scanning Configuration Guide.
Key Components of Custom Policies
- Scan Types: Choose from various scan types such as vulnerability scanning, malware scanning, and compliance scanning.
- Scan Targets: Define the systems and assets that need to be scanned.
- Scan Schedule: Set up schedules for regular scanning activities.
- Scan Rules: Configure rules to determine what should be scanned and how it should be scanned.
Example Configuration
Here's an example of how a custom policy might be configured:
- Scan Type: Vulnerability Scanning
- Scan Targets: All servers in the production environment
- Scan Schedule: Daily at 2 AM
- Scan Rules: Scan for all known vulnerabilities, excluding those with a severity rating of low
For more examples and best practices, check out our Custom Policy Examples.
Custom Policy Example
Troubleshooting Common Issues
If you encounter any issues while creating or managing custom policies, here are some common troubleshooting steps:
- Check Policy Configuration: Ensure that all policy parameters are correctly set.
- Review System Logs: Check the system logs for any error messages or warnings.
- Contact Support: If the issue persists, contact our support team for assistance.
For more detailed troubleshooting information, visit our Troubleshooting Guide.