SonicOSX 7 Signatures
Anti-Spyware Signatures
SonicWall Anti-Spyware allows you to configure anti-spyware policies at the category and signature level, to provide flexible granularity for tailoring SonicWall Anti-Spyware protection based on your network environment requirements. You can apply these custom SonicWall Anti-Spyware policies to Address Objects, Address Groups, and User Groups, as well as create enforcement schedules.
To view or edit the Anti-Spyware Signatures
- Navigate to OBJECT | Signatures > Anti-Spyware Signatures.
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When you click Edit this entry on the Signature row, you can configure these fields in the Edit Anti-Spyware Signature dialog box:
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| Product Name | The name in the row you chose to configure |
| Signature Name | The known name of the signature |
| Signature ID | The ID number associated with this signature name |
| Danger Level | Indicated the known danger level, High, Medium, Low |
| Prevention | Allows you to enable and disable Anti-Spyware prevention for the device |
| Detection | Allows you to enable and disable Anti-Spyware detection for the device |
| Log Redundancy Filter | To prevent the log from becoming overloaded with entries for the same attack, enter a value in the field. For example, if you entered a value of 30 seconds and there were 100 SubSeven attacks during that period of time, only one attack would be logged during that 30 second period.<![CDATA[ ]]> |
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