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Security Threat Response Manager

Category Offense Investigation Guide

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CONTENTS

ABOUT THIS GUIDE

Documentation Feedback 1

Requesting Support 1

1ACCESS OFFENSES

What is an Access Offense? 3

How do I Investigate an Access Offense? 4

How do I Tune an Access Offense? 7

2SIM AUDIT OFFENSES

What is SIM Audit? 9

How do I Investigate a SIM Audit Offense? 9

How do I Tune a SIM Audit Offense? 12

Tuning Using False Positive Function 12

Tuning Using Custom Rules Wizard 14

3AUTHENTICATION OFFENSES

What is an Authentication Offense? 17

How do I Investigate an Authentication Offense? 17

How do I Tune an Authentication Offense? 21

4CRE OFFENSES

What is a CRE Offense? 23

How do I Investigate a CRE Offense? 23

How do I Tune a CRE Offense? 26

5DENIAL OF SERVICE (DOS) OFFENSES

What is a DoS Offense? 27

What is a DoS Flood Attack? 27

What is a DoS Service Exploit? 28

How do I Investigate a DoS Offense? 28

How do I Tune a DoS Offense? 32

Tuning Using False Positive Function 32

Tuning Using Sentries 33

Tuning Using Custom Rules Wizard 33

How Can I Verify If STRM is Receiving Valid DoS Offenses? 34

6EXPLOIT OFFENSES

What is an Exploit Attack? 35

How do I Investigate an Exploit Offense 35

How do I Tune an Exploit Offenses? 39

How Can I Verify That STRM is Receiving Valid Exploit Offenses? 40

7MALWARE OFFENSES

What is Malware? 41

What is a Malware Offense? 41

How do I Investigate a Malware Offense? 42

How do I Tune a Malware Offense? 45

8NETWORK ANOMALIES OFFENSES

What is an Network Anomaly Offense? 47

Policy 47

Threshold 47

Anomaly 48

Behavior 48

How do I Investigate a Network Anomaly Offense 48

How do I Tune a Network Anomaly Offense? 50

9POLICY OFFENSES

What is a Policy Offense? 51

How do I Investigate a Policy Offense? 51

How do I Tune a Policy Offense? 54

Tuning Using False Positive Function 54

Tuning Using Custom Rules Wizard 55

How Can I Verify That STRM is Receiving Valid Offenses? 55

10 POTENTIAL EXPLOIT OFFENSES

What is a Potential Exploit Offense? 57

How do I Investigate a Potential Exploit Offense? 57

How do I Tune a Potential Exploit Offense? 59

11 RECONNAISSANCE OFFENSES

What is Reconnaissance? 61

What is Network Reconnaissance? 61

What is a Reconnaissances Offense? 61

How do I Investigate a Reconnaissance Offense? 62

How do I Tune a Reconnaissance Offense? 65

Tuning Using False Positive Function 65

Tuning Using Custom Rules Wizard 67

12 SUSPICIOUS ACTIVITY OFFENSES

What is a Suspicious Attack? 69

What is Suspicious Traffic? 69

What is a Suspicious Offense? 69

How do I Investigate Suspicious Offense 70

How do I Tune a Suspicious Offenses? 73

13 SYSTEM OFFENSES

What is a System Offense? 77

How do I Investigate a System Offense? 77

How do I Tune a System Offense? 80

How Can I Verify That STRM is Receiving Valid Offenses? 81

14 USER DEFINED OFFENSES

What is a User Defined Offense? 83

How do I Investigate a User Defined Offense? 83

How do I Tune a User Defined Offense? 86

Category Offense Investigation Guide

ABOUT THIS GUIDE

This preface provides the following guidelines for using the Category Offense

Investigation Guide:

•Documentation Feedback

•Requesting Support

Documentation

Feedback We encourage you to provide feedback, comments, and suggestions so that we

can improve the documentation. Send your comments to

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Requesting

Support Open a support case using the Case Management link at http://www.juniper.net/support/

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1-408-745-9500 (from elsewhere).

Offense Category Investigation Guide

1ACCESS OFFENSES

This chapter provides information on access offenses including:

•What is an Access Offense?

•How do I Investigate an Access Offense?

•How do I Tune an Access Offense?

What is an Access

Offense? Limiting access to your network and networked resources is an essential

component of any network security strategy. In most cases, this is accomplished

using firewalls. Monitoring the activity of the firewalls in your network is a massive

undertaking for most organizations since the amount of logs generated can be

overwhelming. STRM intelligently collects and analyzes firewall logs and then

automatically reports any abnormal and/or suspicious behavior.

STRM generates offenses based on access related behavior when a user is

attempting to gain illegal access to your network. By analyzing the firewall and

other intrusion prevention device logs, STRM determines when a particular IP

address has been denied access in a manner that requires investigation. STRM

can also detect suspicious failed access to the same destination as well as

multiple attempts across many distributed destinations.

Offense Category Investigation Guide

4ACCESS OFFENSES

How do I

Investigate an

Access Offense?

To investigate an access offense:

Step 1 Click the Offense Manager tab.

The Offense Manager window appears.

Step 2 Click By Category from the navigation menu.

The By Category view appears displaying high-level categories. The counts for

each category are accumulated from the values in the low-level categories.

Hint: Only low-level categories with associated offenses appear with an arrow.

You can click the arrow to view the associated low-level categories. If you wish to

view all categories, click Show Inactive Categories.

Step 3 To view additional low-level category information for the Access category, click the

arrow icon next to Access.

Step 4 Double-click any low-level category to view the list of associated offenses.

The list of offenses appear.

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