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Threats List
The Threats List provides details of the threats detected by the traffic inspection engine.
Antimalware is referred to zero-day attack and typically associated with sandboxing or Advanced Threat Prevention (ATP). Antimalware is not based on signatures, instead they are based on traffic usage patterns (similar to phishing and ransomware).
On HPE Aruba Networking Wireless Operating System 10 (AOS-10) Gateways, IDS Intrusion Detection System. IDS monitors a network or systems for malicious activity or policy violations and reports its findings to the management system deployed in the network./IPS Intrusion Prevention System. The IPS monitors a network for malicious activities such as security threats or policy violations. The main function of an IPS is to identify suspicious activity, log the information, attempt to block the activity, and report it. inspects and prevents from kill-chain related, traffic usage pattern-based threats. The threat intel in HPE Aruba Networking Central covers over 50 categories of signature based and traffic pattern-based threats.
The following sections explain the various operations available on the Threats List page:
