All right, folks, let's look at some really cool stuff now this we have came across while creating
the task, but will go a bit more deeper to understand what is the purpose of it in very detailed scan,
config alerts and schedules.
Let's let's go from a different approach.
Let's start for the alerts and schedule and then we'll come to this Kangan thing.
All right.
So what are the other two other ways you can make sure you get alerts about your task and its status
as well.
So what you can probably do is you can go to the config.
Click on the alerts.
You don't have any.
You can create one, you can mention the alert for whatever purposes you want to make sure.
Then in that case, you either can specify based on the events.
So let's say I want to specify based on the event, maybe if anything, you know, it's a new event
or whatever.
If I could get any in weeds and all that stuff and it can even be done based on the task as well.
So if your task has been requested, what is the status of it?
If it is a new one, if it is completed, then you should get an e-mail or whatever the method you specify,
you can specify the condition or severity has been changed.
The data report, the method delivery method of what is the method you want to opt for?
Is it through the email as CBS rebegin message?
Send me whatever it is.
OK, if it is the e-mail then you can specify the to address your idea admin, the security folks or
anyone.
Then you specify the, you know, your own address subject line for sure.
It can be customized completely.
You can specify the e-mail content as well.
And once it is done you can just save it.
Right.
So that's pretty quick in a way.
So that's all about the alerts.
It's just to make sure you get notified about all the activities that you do or maybe all the changes
that happen based on these can, you know, be used on the DASK or maybe related to the NYPD or if you
get any any new initiatives or changes into the databases.
But everything OK, so now next, let's look at the schedule.
That's pretty quick.
You know, we just have to see what schedules you want to plan for.
Let's say we have a schedule for any of the patterns that you want to go for.
So we are mostly be scheduling this scan maybe for four p.m. or maybe four p.m. Eastern time or maybe
it is in the midnight hour, maybe in the weekend time sometime.
So you can specify accordingly.
You can give us specific details about it and, you know, what is the duration you would like to go
for?
And if you really want to make that, you know, you can specify that one is ISBA.
If you want to make it weekly, then you can do that as a part of your scanning and, you know, best
practices and what kind of compliance that you have all across your organization.
So that's done.
Let's jump to this conclusion, which is very, very important part of it.
For that, we again have to go to the configuration, click on this scan config.
Now, look at this.
It's actually what we have seen in the dust, isn't it?
OK, let me show you over here you see the base discovery, full fast food and fast and all this stuff.
This is exactly what we have seen while creating the task.
OK, when we were creating the dust, you see this we have created that does we specify all the barometer.
And you say this scan config.
We we usually on the last on the last bus to the scans, we have selected the full and fast.
And I told you already for every every scan config is like scan profiles, OK?
And this consists of multiple and we d and then we deserve nothing.
But you know, these are network vulnerability tests for different vendors.
OK, so if we again go back to our scan config and let's look at this, OK, why, why, why I want
to explain you.
This is because if you don't like what is really pre-built, what is really present, you can customize
it.
Let me show you how you can simply go and create the new one over here.
Let's say, you know, you can create any kind of custom.
You can scan config.
And it depends on what are you actually willing to scan.
Let's say you just want to scan for Cisco devices so you can't really have all the plug ins into it.
Right.
Full and fast has multiple you know, it has the multiple needs related to Cisco servers, routers,
switches, appliance server, you know, of being over firewalls.
You know, everything, everything you talk about.
But if you really want to just scan.
What's Cisco device, you really don't mean the rest of the stuff, right, so you can just specify
like Cisco devices, scan confect and let's say you got three options.
I'll just keep it a base for minimum set off and repeat for now.
OK, let's save it once it is ready.
You can see over here, let's customize it, click on the edit scan config.
Once you do that, it's going to start loading up.
You see this, you get to see almost all the and we tease all the Edwards family and every and the family
has a list of and reads into it.
OK, so if you even see Cisco, we got Cisco as seven, six forty seven and winds into it.
OK, and that's pretty fantastic because this will help us to go more deeper inside.
And even if you want to make a bit more specific, even in the Cisco family, you can be very specific
as well.
Out of 700 or something.
You can select one of them maybe for a specific one.
Why does it is needed?
Because sometime, you know, you get in a notification from some organization or from somebody or it's
a new one that has been identified.
Or maybe you want to check for a specific vulnerability all across your network.
You just specifically select that vulnerability.
Let's say in our case, I just specifically select a one Lovelady's maybe this occurs or something.
This one every once I select that, that after that only this you see this one of three six forty seven
one liberty has been and has been selected.
OK, and in that case all the devices will be scanned only for this one.
OK, but I select all of them then the all the vulnerabilities will be selected in that case.
You got my point.
So when you really want to scan for one device in a way, one device all across the network, you can
go here and select your specific vulnerability.
But if you want to select or if you want to scan for all the devices all across your network, you can
select the entire entire family itself.
So it'll give you a very granular, you know, functionality of selecting either one entity or family
of languages.
You got that.
So once you select that, you can save it.
And you see this, you have just created a scan config.
This can go on for you just created this and this has total six to be and is available now.
What do you can actually do this?
You can create a task and let's say you have already selected your target.
OK, while creating the task.
What's creating the task in the task you call your target, Joe Cisco routers, firewall, so whatever
the device may be called, manager or you know, or maybe your wireless Cisco wireless devices.
And after that, what is needed to do is in this can go on faith.
You should see your newly created Schenkkan faith.
You see this?
It's that beautiful.
So once that is done, you can save it and you are ready to go to this.
Saves a whole lot of time of yours because when it is a generic scan config, it's going to scan for
all the readings and it's going to take a whole lot of time.
But if you're sure that you are only scanning for Cisco routers, then go for this.
Makes sense, right?
So this is all about, you know, alerts, schedules and very important.
Schanker, something I hope you like.
The video will get you some.