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FireSIGHT System User Guide
 
Chapter 27      Using the FireSIGHT System as a Compliance Tool
  Creating Compliance White Lists
host that is eligible to be evaluated by a white list is called a target. For a more detailed introduction to 
white list targets, see 
When you are finished creating compliance white list targets, continue with 
Note
If you change or delete a host attribute from a host and that modification means that the host is no longer 
a valid target, the host is no longer evaluated by the white list and is considered neither compliant nor 
non-compliant.
For information on how to modify and delete targets, see:
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When you create a target for a compliance white list, you specify the criteria a host must meet to be 
evaluated against the white list. A valid target:
  •
must be in one of the IP address blocks you specify. You can also exclude blocks of IP addresses.
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must have at least one of the host attributes you specify. 
  •
must belong to one of the VLANs you specify.
Note that if you add a target to a white list that is used by an active correlation policy, after you save the 
white list, the new target hosts are evaluated for compliance. However, this evaluation does not generate 
white list events.
To create a compliance white list target:
Access: 
Admin 
Step 1
On the Create White List Page, next to 
Target Networks
, click the add icon (
).
The settings for the new target appear.
Tip
You can also create a new target by surveying a network segment. On the Create White List page, click 
Target Network
, then follow steps 
 in 
. The new target is 
created and is named according to the IP addresses you specified. Click the target you just created and 
continue with the rest of this procedure to rename the target, add or exclude additional networks, and 
add host attribute or VLAN restrictions.
Step 2
In the 
Name
 field, type a name for the new target.
Step 3
Target a specific set of IP addresses by clicking the add icon (
) next to 
Targeted Networks
.
Step 4
In the 
IP Address
 and 
Netmask 
fields, enter the IP address and network mask (in special notation, such as 
CIDR) that represent the hosts you want to target or exclude from targeting.
You should make sure that you specify a network that you configured the system to monitor in your 
network discovery policy. For information on using IP address notation in the FireSIGHT System, see 
Tip
To target the entire monitored network, use 
0.0.0.0/0
 and 
::/0
.
Step 5
If you want to exclude the network from monitoring, select 
Exclude
.