Settings

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Last updated: Dec 20, 2023 by Vrushali
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All the settings in this section are applicable Globally.

On the Global Settings menu() Navigate to the Settings tab.

  • There are 19 types of Global Settings that can be set. These are TimeZone Settings, Select Date Format, Session Timeout Settings, Suppress Vulnerabilities Days, Asset Deprecation Days, Agent Deprecation Days, Deprecated Asset Retention Period, Login Audit Status, White Label Settings, Patching Status, Manage Tags, Manage Agent Version, Agent Performance Management, Disable Roaming Applications, Default Role Settings, EDR Application, Backup Software, Custom Domain Name and Log4j Email Notification Settings, Default Tags.

 

  • Set the timezone and update it here globally.

  • All scheduled actions will be performed based on the Time Zone set here.

  • Once it is updated, it is indicated by the True, Success, message.

  • Select the Date Format and Click on Update. This will be reflected both on Global Level and Company Level as well. This date format will NOT apply to dashboards and reports.

 

  • This section can set the CyberCNS session timeout as per the requirement. Parameters like Session Idle time, Wait time for Idle Session, and Session Logout time in minutes can be set here. Once these values are set, click on Update.

  • Once the settings are updated it is indicated by, the Settings updated, message.

 

  • Using Suppress Vulnerabilities, the vulnerability/ies for Microsoft OS can be suppressed for a duration as required after the initial release.

  • The number of days to suppress has to be entered after which the Update button has to be clicked to save the settings.

  • The Microsoft OS vulnerabilities for the respective assets are suppressed for the specific number of days entered, starting from the day of initial release.

  • The suppression days are calculated from the day of initial release of the patch. 

  • The vulnerabilities will not be displayed for the specific duration for which they are suppressed.

  • If the entered number of days is less than the duration between the date of entry and the release date, the vulnerabilities will be shown after the scan.

  • If the entered number of days is greater than the duration between the date of entry and the initial release date, the suppressed vulnerabilities will not reflect until the specified duration is completed.

  • The vulnerabilities would be displayed again under pending remediations after the scan once the suppression period has expired.

 

  • In the image below you can enter the asset deprecation days as per the requirement. Once set, post the next scan the deprecation value will be considered and the deprecated assets will be moved to the Deprecated Assets tab.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

This completes the Settings section.

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