Jun 12, 2018 — ETP updates
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Custom Sinkhole is now Custom Response. A custom sinkhole is now called a custom response. This feature is accessible from the new Custom Responses tab of the Utilities page (Configuration > Utilities). Administrators no longer configure this feature on the Enterprise Security Connector tab.
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New Custom – Response policy action. A Custom – Response action is now available for custom responses. This policy action blocks malicious or suspicious requests and directs the request to the IP address of the custom response device that’s associated with the policy. When configuring a policy, administrators can select this policy action, assign a custom response, and if necessary, manage custom responses. The Block – Sinkhole policy action now exclusively redirects traffic to Enterprise Security Connector.
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Scheduled report improvements. The user interface for configuring a scheduled report is now improved. Administrators can select to enable or disable individual scheduled reports, identify the administrators who created or modified the report, more easily add email addresses for report notifications, and configure the report output format. Scheduled reports are now available in HTML or text format.
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Alert notifications now available in text format. In addition to HTML format, alert notifications are now available in text format. When enabling email addresses for alert notifications, an SIA administrator can now select the format for all alert notification emails.
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Enhanced UI for Security Connector and threat event correlation. When viewing correlated Security Connector and threat events, separate windows are now provided with detailed information. For example, viewing a correlated threat event from the Security Connector tab of the Activity page (Monitoring > Activity) opens a window where threat information is provided. If you choose to view correlated Security Connector events from the Threat Events tab of the Event Analysis page, data about all associated Security Connector events is shown. In each of these windows, report viewers can also download event data to a CSV file.