10 Questions
Each security policy has a fixed set of attack signatures that cannot be changed.
False
User-defined attack signatures can be edited but not deleted from the Attack Signatures Pool.
False
System-supplied attack signatures are stored in a separate pool from user-defined attack signatures.
False
You cannot create your own custom attack signature sets.
False
All attack signature sets are suitable for all types of applications or attacks.
False
Information Leakage occurs when an attacker attempts to inject XPath queries into a susceptible web application.
False
User-defined attack signatures are created by the system and added to the attack signature pool.
False
Filter-based signature sets require manual selection of individual attack signatures to include.
False
A security policy can be assigned an individual signature.
False
The Generic Attack Signature Set is not applied to new security policies by default.
False
Learn about the Attack Signatures Pool in Application Security Manager (ASM), including system-supplied and user-defined attack signatures. Discover how to create customized attack signatures and manage them in the pool.
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