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Directional Impact 1 events - IPS tuning

evan.chadwick1
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Hi, 

When Firepower IPS picks up a bad attempt from the internet inbound it blocks it and sends an impact 1 event to my alerting. I typically do not need to action much for such blocked situations.

I'd like to set my alerting up for the other direction. My internal source tries to send back to a known bad destination or with a known bad signature and it gets blocked. I typically do want to run a scan on this host. 

Anyone have success to create alerts in this fashion?

I was thinking a correlation rule that defines internal sources and impact 1 events that also has a negative on the external interface.

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Hi Evan,

i agree with you correlation rule can keep the track of this however you need to setup the alerting and remediation rules.

 

Thanks

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thanks for the reply. 

Yeah I just set the email alert from the Polcy Mgmt tab (explaining in full for other peoples benefit). I intend the scan to be done by the internal IT team, not FMC. I had't thought the FMC would be overly useful to do the scan. 

Now to test the rule, i've tried:

1/ obtaining bad ip addresses from current events from Security intelligence and browsing to them from an internal host (fmc just lets it go through with no issues = surprising)

2/ obtaining ip addresses from high impact1 events from outside to inside. Browsing to these from an internal host also results in FMc letting it go through = surprising. zscaler proxy is in use onsite, so I also do a telnet test, telnet x.x.x.x 443. I"ll ask a person to disable the proxy and repeat this test.

 

any other ideas for confirming the rule/alert works?

Alerting and remediation via correlation ?

I turned off all Alerting via the inbuilt alerting and only alert via Correlation.

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