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Security Pattern Exceptions

Security Pattern Policy Exception Handling

1. Check Security Log

Check the detected attack logs to identify targets requiring exception handling.

Item Content
Target Information Displays detailed information about the detected attack.
Attack Type Displays the type and pattern details of the detected attack.
Header Displays the actual Header value detected within the HTTP protocol.


Exception Handling for Security Pattern Policy by URL

This is a method to process exceptions for detection cases occurring in specific URLs.

1) Access Policy Settings Menu

Go to [POLICY] > [Company] > (Double-click Domain Group) > [SET POLICY] menu, or click [OPEN POLICY SETTINGS] on the log screen.

2) Add Exception URL

After checking the blocked URL, add the corresponding URL to the policy list.

3) Default Template Exception (DeepFinder Pattern)

If blocked by a default pattern provided by DeepFinder, set the action of the corresponding pattern to ALLOW in the added URL item.

4) Exception Handling after Creating User Template (User Defined Pattern)

If you need to create a new pattern for exception handling in addition to default patterns, register a user pattern in the [TEMPLATE] > [SECURITY PATTERN] menu.

Item Description
SYSTEM Security patterns provided by DeepFinder by default.
USER Security patterns newly registered by the user as needed.


[Details on Security Pattern Group and Pattern Registration]

Category Item Description
Group Info Name Enter security pattern group name. (Min 1 ~ Max 255 characters)
Type Select the direction and target of the data to inspect.
REQUEST: Client → Web Server Request Data
RESPONSE: Web Server → Client Response Data
HEADNAME: Header Name Inspection
HEADVALUE: Header Value Inspection
Company Set the company to apply the security pattern group.
Pattern Info Name Enter individual security pattern name.
Risk Select the risk level of the corresponding security pattern.
Check Regular expression verification function.
You can test if the entered regex works correctly.

5) Apply User Security Pattern (Set ALLOW)

Find the newly added user pattern in the Domain Policy > (Select Policy URL) > [SECURITY PATTERN] menu. Set the action of the pattern to ALLOW.

6) Adjust Priority

Set the priority of the added new (exception) pattern one step higher than the existing blocking pattern causing false positives, then save.

7) Check Application Results

To verify if the settings have been applied correctly, forcibly trigger an event, then check the setting status and whether block logs are generated.


Global Security Pattern Exception for Root [/]

This is a method to apply exceptions to the entire domain group (Root path [/]), not specific URLs.

1) Access Policy Settings Menu

Go to the [POLICY] > [Company] > (Double-click Domain Group) > [SET POLICY] menu.

2) Disable Blocked Pattern (Set to NONE)

  1. Select [/] (Entire Path) from the Policy URL List tab.
  2. Click the [SECURITY PATTERN] tab.
  3. Check the pattern or group currently being blocked, then change the action to NONE.

3) Check Application Results

To verify if the settings have been applied correctly, forcibly trigger an event, then check the policy setting status and block logs.