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Introduction to Network Discovery
Understanding Discovery Data Collection
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session to identify the application from the session. There are two sources of 
application detectors in the Sourcefire 3D System:
Sourcefire-provided detectors, which detect web applications, clients, and 
application protocols
The availability of Sourcefire-provided detectors for applications (and 
operating systems, see 
depend on the version of the Sourcefire 3D System and the version of the 
VDB you have installed. Release notes and advisories contain information 
on new and updated detectors. You can also import individual detectors 
authored by Sourcefire Professional Services. For a complete list of 
detected applications, see th
user-defined application protocol detectors, which you can create to 
enhance the system’s application protocol detection capabilities
You can also detect application protocols through implied application protocol 
detection, which implies the existence of an application protocol based on the 
detection of a client. 
The system characterizes each application that it detects using the criteria 
described in the following table. The system uses these characteristics to create 
application filters, or groups of applications. You can use these filters and filters 
that you create to perform access control, as well as to constrain searches, 
reports, and dashboard widgets. For more information, see 
:
Application Characteristics 
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Risk
How likely the application is to be used for 
purposes that might be against your 
organization’s security policy. An 
application’s risk can range from Very Low to 
Very High.
Peer-to-peer applications tend 
to have a very high risk.
Business Relevance
The likelihood that the application is used 
within the context of your organization’s 
business operations, as opposed to 
recreationally. An application’s business 
relevance can range from Very Low to Very 
High.
Gaming applications tend to 
have a very low business 
relevance.