In this video, I'd like to share with you
a few additional functions and features
that are part of the Web Security Appliance based
on the licenses that you have running on it.
So let's begin there.
As far as what licenses, what features you can use,
if you want to check to see what keys and features are enabled,
you can go to System Administration and then
down to Feature Keys and click on Feature Keys.
And that can show us the features
that are available on this Web Security Appliance.
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maybe a 60 day eval that enabled these features
so I could check them out and play with them
and work with them.
If we click under Security Services
and we go to Acceptable Use Controls under Policy Services,
this is also going to give us some insight
as to the capabilities of what we can do with the Web Security
Appliance.
So I'm going to click on Acceptable Use Controls.
And here it's showing us the Acceptable Use Control
settings, including AVC, the Application Visibility
and Control, Dynamic Content Analysis.
If you scroll down, it;s going to show us the current version
of those engines that are providing the services.
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If we scroll up to the top and go to Security Services,
the next one under Policy Services after Acceptable Use
Controls is Anti-Malware.
Let's click on that.
Here showing us the status for Anti-Malware and Reputation
Services.
And if you scroll down, has details
about the current versions that we're running
and the last time they were updated.
So if I click on Update Now and scroll back to the bottom,
it's now showing us the latest and greatest updates,
including some from today, which is the 29th.
And if we wanted to test that, we go back to our clients.
Let's go back as Bob.
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Let's go to google.com.
We'll say we're Bob.
I want to verify the TLS decryption's still active.
So we click on the certificate.
It shows that Google certificate was issued by wsa.ogit.com.
Fantastic!
That's my lab server.
And let's search for "test virus signature."
And there's a very popular one that's been around forever.
And here's the link right here-- download
anti-malware test file.
And then we'll scroll down and here they are right here.
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These are all SSL, too.
Fantastic.
So we have one here that's zipped.
And we'd be downloading it via HTTPS,
which is a great way to test if your security appliance is
working.
So let's go ahead and click on that.
And this page cannot be displayed-- let's see why.
Oh, right here-- WBRS.
So the reason this didn't allow us to download it
was because of the WBRS-- that's the Web-Based Reputation
Score regarding this website.
So it didn't actually see the virus
because it prevented the download based
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So it did stop us, but it stopped this
before the download even started.
And the idea is that we went to a site
and we did start downloading malware,
that with the real time analysis of that content,
the Web Security Appliance could say, whoa, whoa, whoa,
stop the truck and not allow that to download
all the way to our computer.
And back at the Web Security Appliance,
if we go to Reporting, under Security,
we can report on Anti-Malware, AMP--
Advanced Malware Protection, File Analysis,
AMP Verdict Updates, and more.
And that's because there's close integration between the Web
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their security intelligence in the cloud,
and all the hundreds of thousands
of sensors that are feeding information
into Talos on a daily basis.
So in addition to all the cool security features that we've
talked about in videos up to this point
in the set of videos, the Web Security Appliance
also has the ability to work again, with Talos
and do real-time analysis of files
that are coming into our networks
to help identify malware and prevent it
from getting on our systems.
So thank you for joining me in this set of videos on the Web
Security Appliance and I'll see you, my friend,
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in the next set of videos.
Until then, I hope this has been informative for you
and I'd like to thank you for viewing.