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FireSIGHT System User Guide
 
Chapter 37      Using Host Profiles 
  Viewing Host Profiles
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 describes the information provided in the 
VLAN Tag section of a host profile.
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 describes the information provided in the 
User History section of a host profile.
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 describes the information provided in 
the Attributes section of a host profile.
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 explains how to set the host criticality 
attribute and how to add notes to a host profile.
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, which provides information about creating 
and using user-defined host attributes.
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 describes the information provided in 
the Host Protocols section of a host profile.
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 describes the information 
provided in the White List Violations section of a host profile.
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 describes the information 
provided in the Most Recent Malware Detections section of a host profile.
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, which describes the information 
provided in the Vulnerabilities and Vulnerability Detail sections of a host profile.
Viewing Host Profiles
License: 
FireSIGHT
You can access a host profile from any network map or from any event view that includes the IP 
addresses of hosts on monitored networks. For example, the table view of discovery events includes a 
link to the host profile next to every entry in the IP Address column. If you have any indication of 
compromise (IOC) rules enabled, potentially compromised hosts appear with a different host profile 
icon.
To view a host profile from an event view:
Access: 
Admin/Any Security Analyst
Step 1
On any event view, click the host profile icon (
) or the compromised host icon (
) next to the IP 
address of the host whose profile you want to view. 
The host profile appears in a pop-up window.
To view a host profile from a network map:
Access: 
Admin/Any Security Analyst
Step 1
On any network map, drill down to the IP address of the host whose profile you want to view.
The host profile appears. See 
 for an example of how 
to access a host profile from a network map.