The Web Content Discovery report provides organizations visibility to help them identify high-risk activities in use across their network and by who and by what device. While the Threat Defense capability to report and block based on web content has long been an important part of the existing solution, this new interface provides a simple means of viewing all activities without requiring any new logging policies to be created. The Web Content Discovery report includes data on top web content category, top high risk category, and top devices residing on your network and accessing high risk web content. Using the Content Discovery report allows your organization report provides an organization with a comprehensive look at its web content activity and users accessing its network. This report allows organizations to identify which web content categories and activities pose the greatest risk to their networks and which devices are accessing the content. The report includes data about the top-accessed web content categories, high-risk categories, and devices accessing the high-risk web content. This data can then be used to filter and pivot across categories and protected assets operating on your networkassets, allowing organizations to take the necessary steps to protect their network from from risk of infection and/or policy violation, which could endanger the organization.
The new interface in the Web Content Discovery report provides organizations with a comprehensive look at their web traffic activity and the associated risks. This report identifies all known web traffic by category, and it also identifies specific categories associated with a higher risk to organizations. The data reported in the Web Content Discovery report is information collected prior to applying before security policy rules . Web Content Discovery can be an important new tool in helping to create your security and organizational policy around appropriate Internet usage. Web Content Discovery makes it is possible to browse traffic based on category on your network and identify potential threats based on category. You are applied. This allows organizations to identify threats and create appropriate security and organizational policies to address the threats. The updated Web Content Discovery report adds the ability to pivot to to the DNS Activity Report where filtered traffic specific to what is being drilled into can be viewed.
Organizations can provide feedback for any specific threat category domain categorization by running a a Dossier search and submitting search and submitting the Dossier feedback form located on the Dossier Summary page. To access the The Web Content Discovery , go to Reports > can be accessed by going to Monitor > Reports > Web Content Discovery.
Application Discovery, which is accessed from Reports > Application Discovery, provides a means of detecting and managing the types and numbers of all applications on your organization's network: those approved and supported, awaiting review and approval, and not approved.
Web Content Discovery available to subscribers of BloxOne Threat Defense Advanced. This new interface helps organizations identify high-risk activities across their network and take the necessary steps to protect their network from potential attacks.
Image: A representative screenshot of a web content discovery dashboard. The interface is divided into multiple sections with a dark background and predominantly green and white text, giving it a professional and technical look. The dashboard is designed to monitor web traffic and is categorized by specific content categories. It's noted that the data shown is not affected by any policies and that some categories may expose the environment to additional risk, which is indicated within the dashboard.
Web Content Discovery is available to subscribers of Infoblox Threat Defense Advanced.
For information on Web Content Discovery reports, see the following:
- Web Content Discovery Summary
- Viewing Web Content Discovery Categories
- Viewing Web Content Discovery Devices
- Viewing Web Content Discovery Users
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