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Tripwire Enterprise Server Network Nodes, Reports, and Dashboards

Tripwire Enterprise Server Network Nodes, Reports, and Dashboards. Vincent Fox and Doreen Meyer UC Davis, Information and Educational Technology August 9, 2006. Network Device Node. A network device node can be any router, switch, firewall, load balancer, or unix-compliant system.

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Tripwire Enterprise Server Network Nodes, Reports, and Dashboards

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  1. Tripwire Enterprise Server Network Nodes, Reports, and Dashboards Vincent Fox and Doreen Meyer UC Davis, Information and Educational Technology August 9, 2006

  2. Network Device Node • A network device node can be any router, switch, firewall, load balancer, or unix-compliant system

  3. Adding a Network Device Node

  4. Adding a Network Device Node

  5. Adding a Network Device Node

  6. Adding a Network Device Node

  7. Adding a Network Device Node

  8. Adding a Network Device Node

  9. Adding a Network Device Node

  10. “Network Device” Rules • See User Guide p. 79 • Configuration File Rules – check ONLY config files of many common hardware devices. • COVR – Command Output Validation Rules. Useful to check any runtime aspect of a device. Example: netstat -nr

  11. Demo • Vincent demo of network device rules applied against a NetScreen firewall and a UNIX system.

  12. Reports Use reports to identify trends and problem areas.

  13. Report Manager

  14. Report Groups

  15. Report Group Permission • Any user can create a report. • System report group: check box • User report group: do not check box • System report group: user must have ‘Manage System Reports’ permission

  16. New Report

  17. Change process compliance Change rate Change variance Change window Changed elements Frequently changed nodes Changes by node or group Changes by severity Detailed changes Device inventory Elements Frequently changed elements Report Types

  18. Last node check status Missing elements Monitoring policy Nodes with changes Reference node variance System access control System log Unchanged elements User rules Report Types

  19. Change Variance Report

  20. Actions Change types Charts Compare nodes Current versions Elements Frequency General Links Message Message filter Message filter Node Packages Reference Node Roles Rules Severity ratings Sorting Tasks Time range Users User names Report Criteria

  21. Change Variance Criteria

  22. Change Variance Criteria

  23. Change Variance Criteria

  24. Change Variance Criteria

  25. Change Variance Criteria

  26. Changes by Severity

  27. Changes by Severity Criteria

  28. Creating a Report Task

  29. Creating a Report Task

  30. Creating a Report Task

  31. Creating a Report Task

  32. Dashboards Use Dashboards to monitor reports.

  33. Creating a New Dashboard

  34. Creating a New Dashboard

  35. Creating a New Dashboard

  36. Creating a New Dashboard

  37. Questions • Questions • Ongoing discussion format • Evaluation

  38. Contacts • ucdtripwire@ucdavis.edu - class mailing list • Vincent Fox - vbfox@ucdavis.edu • Doreen Meyer - dimeyer@ucdavis.edu • Bob Ono - raono@ucdavis.edu • Paul Singh - pasingh@ucdavis.edu • Software - software@ucdavis.edu

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