Cisco Cisco Web Security Appliance S690 User Guide

The client reports sometimes show a user with an asterisk (*) at the end of the username. For example, 
the Client report might show an entry for both “jsmith” and “jsmith*”. Usernames listed with an asterisk 
(*) indicate the username provided by the user, but not confirmed by the authentication server. This 
happens when the authentication server was not available at the time and the appliance is configured to 
permit traffic when authentication service is unavailable.

The Reporting > Web Sites page is an overall aggregation of the activity that is happening on the Web 
Security appliance. From this page you can monitor high-risk web sites accessed during a specific time 
range.

 shows the Web Sites page:

From this table you can see the top malware threats that a specific 
user is triggering. In the text field at the bottom of the Malware 
Threats section, enter the malware threat name and click Find 
Malware Threat. The name of the malware threat does not need 
to be an exact match.

From this section you can find a specific policy that is being 
enforced on this particular user. 

From this section you can also search for data that applies to a 
specific policy in the Find Policy field. For more information, 
see