05-08-2021 10:27 PM - edited 05-09-2021 01:36 AM
Hi Experts,
We're running ISE 2.6 with Patch 8 installed. AnyConnect is 4.8 and the Compliance Module is 4.3.X. I've been asked to configure a New AV Posture policy Definition check for Windows Defender.
Name: AV_Def_5days
Compliance Module: 4.X or later
Operating System: Windows All
Vendor: Microsoft Corporation
Check Type: Definition
Allow Virus Definition to be 5 days older than the Current system date
1. With the above config, I assume users should be having the Definition file date which are no longer older than the current system date (running on users PC). Is that correct?
2. What if the vendor isn't updating their AV database every 5 days once? Will the ISE mark them as non-compliant?
Thanks in advance
05-08-2021 11:11 PM
Yes your assumptions are correct, but with Windows Defender the risk of the definitions being older than five days is very low since Microsoft updates on a 2 hour schedule. I still prefer to use 5 days from the last known definition date because of this though, not every AV/AM is as frequent as Microsoft.
05-09-2021 06:11 PM - edited 05-09-2021 06:31 PM
Thanks Damien.
We're also looking for the other option "Latest file date" which I guess implies, the virus definition files installed on the machine are no more 5 days older than the versions that ISE knows about. Is it correct?
Cheers,
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