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Proof of Concept Checklist for Reputation Security Monitor Version 1.52_1

  • Writer: Pavan Raja
    Pavan Raja
  • Apr 9, 2025
  • 2 min read

Summary:

The document outlines steps for installing and configuring Reputation Security Monitor v1.52 in a proof of concept environment, including requesting an evaluation license, modifying server properties, uninstalling previous versions, setting up the Model Import Connector with appropriate heap sizes, starting it to populate data into active lists, downloading Active Lists from a source, importing them into the console for verification, configuring rules within the Rules section of the Navigator panel, and deploying real-time rules across interconnected groups.

Details:

The provided text is a checklist for installing and configuring Reputation Security Monitor v1.52, detailing steps to ensure successful implementation within a proof of concept environment. Key instructions include requesting an evaluation license, modifying the Active List capacity in the server properties file, verifying manager heap size settings, uninstalling previous versions, and setting up the Model Import Connector. Additionally, it instructs on configuring the connector with appropriate heap sizes and starting it for data population into active lists. The process involves downloading Active Lists from a specific source and importing them into your proof of concept appliance, ensuring their successful importation as verified through the Console. Navigate to the Active Lists resource within the Console and confirm that entries are populated in predefined lists including Malicious Domains, Malicious IP Addresses, and others under "ArcSight Solutions/Reputation Security Monitor 1.5." Access the Rules section from the Navigator panel, locate the "ArcSight Solutions/Reputation Security Monitor 1.5" group, right-click to deploy real-time rules into the "Real-time Rules/Reputation Security Monitor 1.5" group after a brief delay where deployed rules will be listed accordingly. These rules are interconnected across different groups for enhanced security functionality.

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