Checking the ISOP version Method 1 Switch to the security management platform, click the exclamation mark in the upper-right corner, the version is V3.0R01. Method 2 In the upper-right corner, click the small gear icon [System—Component Management] to view the version of the Security Operations Management Platform. Checking the BSA...
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ISOP’s Integration with NSFOCUS Devices
ISOP device management can display information about the underlying NSFOCUS devices that are connected to the interface. The NSFOCUS devices that can be integrated include RSAS, BVS, WVSS, WSM, NIPS, WAF, NF, NIDS, NTA, SAS, and UTS. The displayed information includes device name, device IP address, device type, status, version,...
ISOP Traffic Forensics
When a customer business system experiences a security incident, they often need to conduct forensic analysis on historical network traffic to identify the source of the intrusion and reconstruct the entire incident for targeted emergency response. In scenarios where customers have such traffic-analysis requirements, we can leverage the traffic forensics...
ISOP Disk Special Features
System Introduction Currently, the ISOP system deployment includes a system disk and a data disk. The system disk primarily contains ISOP-related user information as well as the configuration directory for the A interface. The data disk is mainly used to store facility logs, configuration files, access logs, and event index...
ISOP/BSA Message Notification Configuration Guide
ISOP and BSA all support configuring notification channels. The path for configuring the BSA notification channel is [Message channel—Channel Configuration], supports email and SMS configuration. BSA can send notifications for system alerts. The configuration path is: [System Alerts—Threshold Configuration]. The path to subscribe to messages is: [System Alerts—Message Subscription—Add Subscription]....
BSA Northbound Interface – Introduction of Interface Instance Functions
In addition to the southbound management feature for log reception, the BSA also provides a northbound interface that enables data export and query functions. So, how can you make proper use of these features? Let’s find out together below! 1. Function Introduction The northbound interface is the interaction interface between...
