Security Policy Optimizer
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Security Policy Optimizer
- Policies > Security > Policy Optimizer
PoliciesSecurityPolicy Optimizer displays:
- New App Viewer—New cloud applications downloaded from the Application Control Engine if the firewall has a SaaS Security subscription.
- Rules Without App Controls—Rules that have the application set to any, so you can identify port-based rules to convert to application-based rules.
- Unused Apps—Rules that include applications that have never matched the rule.
- Log Forwarding for Security Services—Attach a Log Forwarding profile to multiple rules in bulk and send logs to services such as IoT Security for analysis and Strata Logging Service for storage.Before using this feature, you must first configure your Security policy rules to capture and forward logs and enable logging services with enhanced application logging.
- Rule Usage—Rule usage information over different periods of time, including rules not used over different periods of time.
Field | Description |
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Name | The name of the Security policy rule. |
Service | Any services associated with the Security
policy rule. |
Traffic (Bytes, 30 days) | Traffic (30 days)—The amount
of traffic in bytes seen during the last 30-day period. A
longer time period would result in the oldest rules remaining at
the top of the list because they are likely to have the most cumulative
traffic. This can result in newer rules being listed below older
rules even if the newer rules see heavy traffic. |
Apps Allowed | The applications that the rule allows. Open
the Application dialog, from which you can
add and delete applications on the rule. |
Application | (New App Viewer only)
The applications that the rule allows. |
Apps Seen | The number of applications seen on the rule.
Click the number to open the Applications & Usage dialog,
which enables you to compare the applications configured on the
rule against the applications seen on the rule and to modify the
applications. |
Day with No New Apps | The number of days since the last new application
was seen on the rule. |
Compare | Opens the Applications & Usage dialog
to compare the applications configured on the rule against the applications
seen on the rule and modify the rule. |
(Rule Usage) Last Hit | The most recent time that traffic matched
the rule. |
(Rule Usage) First Hit | The first time that traffic matched the
rule. |
(Rule Usage) Hit Count | The number of times that traffic matched
the rule. |
Modified | The date and time that the rule was last
modified. |
Created | The date and time that the rule was created. |
Timeframe | The time period (number of days) for which
data is displayed. |
Usage | Displays:
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Exclude rules reset during the last xx days | Does not display rules for which you Reset Rule
Hit Counter within the specified number of days (from
1-5,000 days). For example, this enables you to examine older rules
that have not matched traffic over a Timeframe while excluding newer
rules that may not have had time to match traffic. |
Reset Date | The last date on which the rule’s hit counter
was reset. |
Log Forwarding Profile (Log Forwarding for
Security Services only) | Displays:
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Attach Log Forwarding Profile (Log Forwarding
for Security Services only) | After you select Security policy rules,
use this bottom-of-the-screen option to open a dialog box and select
a Log Forwarding profile to attach to the selected rules:
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