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In this video, you will use application control to track applications on your network and enhance security by restricting certain applications.
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The 40 Gait database categorizes applications by category, technology, popularity and risk.
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In this example, you will block bit torrent ah, high risk file sharing application that is part of the peer to peer category.
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You will also block access to the most popular application YouTube.
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First, ensure that the required security features are enabled. Go to system
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enable application control,
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and naval multiple security profiles
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and applied the changes. Next, go to Security Profile's application Control and edit the default profile.
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A list of application categories. Air shown
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by default. The Fort Gate monitors most applications,
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select all other known applications and said it to monitor. Also said all other unknown applications to monitor
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enabled deep inspection of cloud applications to allow Web based applications such as video streaming to be monitored by your four to gate,
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go to policy and objects policy. I pee before to enable application control with the default profile you just modified.
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Edit the policy that allows connections from the internal network to the Internet under security Profile's enable application control and use the default profile.
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Enabling application control automatically enables SSL inspection
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set SSL inspection too deep inspection. This may cause certificate mornings
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and log all sessions.
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and select 24 hour to see the traffic. Your forte Gators processing
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the list is organized by application.
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Double click on an entry. To learn more about a specific application,
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you can see traffic sources,
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destinations, threats and individual sessions.
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four to view cloud applications and select 24 hour to see cloud application traffic with cloud applications. You can also see which videos have been viewed
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to block the bit. Torrent and YouTube traffic shown in the fort of you dashboard go to Security Profile's application control
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bit Torrent is a peer to peer file sharing application.
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So set the peer to peer category to block
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now at an application override signature to block YouTube,
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search for YouTube and select all the signatures that are shown.
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Then click you selected signatures.
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The signatures are added to the application overrides list where they are automatically blocked,
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enabled deep inspection of cloud applications
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go to policy and objects policy. I pee before toe. Add the new profile to the security policy,
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edit the policy that allows connections from the internal network to the Internet,
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set application control. To use the new profile,
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open a Web browser and go to youtube dot com.
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An application blocked warning message appears.
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Attempt to download a bit torrent file,
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then go to System 40. View all sessions and look at the dashboard to see how traffic from BitTorrent applications is also blocked.
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Select the 24 hour view and filter the traffic by application to see a list of bit torrent security events.
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Thank you for watching. For more information you can access for Nets Documentation Library at doc's dot fortunate dot com.
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For more information about preventing SSL inspection certificate warnings, check out this video.
