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AER3100/AER3150
THREAT MANAGEMENT
NOTE: Threat Management is only available for the AER family or Cradlepoint products, and requires a feature
license. Enable this feature through
Cradlepoint Secure Threat Management leverages
one-pass
Deep Packet Inspection
prevention
system) and IDS
Threat Management to identify and prevent a wide variety of network threats.
This Threat Management solution examines network traffic for both signature matches from Trend Micro's large
signature database of known threats and statistical anomalies to detect previously unknown threats. Trend
Micro regularly adds new signatures to its database: update your signature database version to ensure you're
defending yourself against the newest threats. You have the option to update manually or schedule regular
updates.
Follow these steps to get started with Threat Management:
1. To purchase a license or to begin a free trial, log into
Applications tab (this is only available to the primary account administrator). Once entitled, the router must
be rebooted for Threat Management to begin working.
2. Set up emailed or logged alerts in the Alerts tab in ECM.
3. Set up regularly scheduled signature updates in the configuration pages, or update manually in ECM via the
Devices or Groups page (click on Commands in the top toolbar and select Update IPS Signatures from the
dropdown options).
NOTE: Updating the signature database version causes a network disruption for a few seconds. You can schedule
these updates to occur during days/times when you expect less traffic on your network.
Status
The Status section shows if Threat Management is enabled.
It shows the current signature database version number, the
timestamp for the most recent update, and the status of the
most recent attempt to update signatures.
Click on the Update button to check for a new signature
database version.
Global Settings
Customize your Threat Management implementation (choose
between IPS and IDS, set up a signature update schedule,
etc.).
Operation Mode: Choose IPS, IDS, or neither.
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Disabled
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Detect and Prevent (default) – IPS mode
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Detect Only – IDS mode
In both Detect and Prevent and Detect Only modes, detected packets are logged to the System Log as well as
sent to your ECM account.
Engine Failure/Error Action: In the unlikely event of an error with the Threat Management engine, you have the
following options:
Enterprise Cloud
Manager.
Trend
(DPI) solution. Threat Management includes settings for both IPS
(intrusion detection
system), as well as application identification logging. Use
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