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FireSIGHT System User Guide
 
Chapter 39      Configuring Correlation Policies and Rules 
  Creating Rules for Correlation Policies
To create a rule that triggers when the number of bytes traversing is greater than a certain number 
of standard deviations above the mean, use only the first condition shown in the graphic. 
To create a rule that triggers when the number of bytes traversing is greater than a certain number 
of standard deviations below the mean, use only the second condition.
  •
the number of bytes traversing your network spikes above a certain number of bytes 
You can select the 
use velocity data
 check box (see 
), to trigger the 
correlation rule based on rates of change between data points. If you wanted to use velocity data in the 
above example, you could specify that the rule triggers if either:
  •
the change in the number of bytes traversing your network spikes above or below a certain number 
of standard deviations above the mean rate of change
  •
the change in the number of bytes traversing your network spikes above a certain number of bytes
The following table describes how to build a condition in a correlation rule when you choose a traffic 
profile change as the base event. If your traffic profile uses connection data exported by 
NetFlow-enabled devices, see 
 to learn 
about how the detection method can affect the data used to create your traffic profile.
Table 39-10
Syntax for Traffic Profile Changes 
If you specify...
Select an operator, then type...
And then choose one of the 
following...
Number of Connections
the total number of connections detected
or
the number of standard deviations either above or below the mean 
that the number of connections detected must be in to trigger the rule
connections
standard deviation(s)
Total Bytes,
 
Initiator Bytes, or
 
Responder Bytes
one of:
  •
the total bytes transmitted (
Total Bytes
)
  •
the number of bytes transmitted (
Initiator Bytes
)
  •
the number of bytes received (
Responder Bytes
)
or
the number of standard deviations either above or below the mean 
that one of the above criteria must be in to trigger the rule
bytes
standard deviation(s)