Cisco Cisco AMP Threat Grid 5500 Appliance Installation Guide
Cisco AMP Threat Grid Appliance Administrator's Guide
MANAGING THREAT GRID ORGANIZATIONS AND USERS
MANAGING THREAT GRID ORGANIZATIONS AND USERS
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Managing Users
For instructions and documentation on managing user accounts - including accounts for integrating Cisco
ESA/WSA appliances and other devices - see the Threat Grid Portal UI online help. From the navigation bar
select Help > Using Threat Grid Online Help > Managing Users.
ESA/WSA appliances and other devices - see the Threat Grid Portal UI online help. From the navigation bar
select Help > Using Threat Grid Online Help > Managing Users.
Activating a New Device User Account on the Threat Grid
Appliance
Appliance
When the ESA/WSA appliance or other CSA (“Cisco Sandbox API”) integration connects and registers itself with
a Threat Grid Appliance, a new Threat Grid user account is created automatically. The initial status of this user
account is "de-activated". Just like any other Threat Grid user, the device user account must be manually
activated by a Threat Grid Appliance administrator before it can be used for submitting malware samples for
analysis.
a Threat Grid Appliance, a new Threat Grid user account is created automatically. The initial status of this user
account is "de-activated". Just like any other Threat Grid user, the device user account must be manually
activated by a Threat Grid Appliance administrator before it can be used for submitting malware samples for
analysis.
1.
Log into the Threat Grid Portal UI as Admin.
1.
From the navigation bar Welcome menu, select Manage Users. The Threat Grid Users page opens.
2.
Open the User Details page for the device user account (you may need to use Search to find it). The user
status is currently "de-activated":
status is currently "de-activated":
Figure 11 - User Details Page > Re-Activate User
3.
Click Re-Activate User. A dialog opens asking you to confirm.
4.
Click Re-Activate in the dialog to confirm.
The
ESA/WSA or other integrating appliance or device
can now communicate with the Threat Grid Appliance.